Thank you Porfiriev.
In my real-world use, though, redirecting sysout and syserr isn't going
to give me the behavior I'm looking for -- not without a lot of
additional work, anyway. What I'm doing is writing a "Logger" EJB which
is the central log manager for a fairly rich, distributed application
environment. The Logger can write to console (sysout, syserr), or to
the application log file, or to a back-end RDBMS, depending on what it's
being asked to log, how it's configured, etc.; and apps anywhere in the
enterprise can use it as a central service. So I need to keep console
output and persistent file output separate from each other. Simplest
way I can think of is to use the same log writer which the
ServletContext uses -- you'd think that would be straightforward.
Haven't succeeded yet though!
Thanks again for the suggestion,
--Mark
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Hello Mark,
Sunday, November 05, 2000, 1:38:08 AM, you wrote:
M> Folks:
M> How do you write to the default-application.log from an EJB?
M> From a servlet you call getServletContext().log(). Can find anything
M> analogous in EJB-Land.
M> Thanks for your help! (Sorry if this is documented somewhere --
M> couldn't find it, if it is.)
M> --Mark
if you run orion like
java -jar orion.jar 1>log/orion.log 2>log/orion.err
you can use
System.out.println("DEBUG:...");
System.err.println("Error:...");
to write to this logs
--
Best regards,
Porfiriev
