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From: Douglas Bullard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WebLogic and logging
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You have to use one of their classes to do any logging. I'd recommend
wrapping this in your own class, so if you move to another appservers
(say GS
WebLogic 5.1
nt server
Does anyone know how to get WebLogic to show trace output from
beans? IOW, if my beans do printlns, how can I configure WebLogic
to show me the output? There must be a property.
Thanks.
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From: Rich Johns [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 10:34 AM
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Subject:WebLogic and logging
WebLogic 5.1
nt server
Does
:WebLogic and logging
WebLogic 5.1
nt server
Does anyone know how to get WebLogic to show trace output from
beans? IOW, if my beans do printlns, how can I configure WebLogic
to show me the output? There must be a property.
Thanks
.
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From: Rich Johns [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 1:34 PM
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Subject: WebLogic and logging
WebLogic 5.1
nt server
Does anyone know how to get WebLogic to show trace output from
beans? IOW, if my beans do printlns, how can
Title: RE: WebLogic and logging
Try weblogic.logging.LogOutputStream. The only problem is BEA hasn't put out any documentation for it. You could, though, javadoc the class file and pull out methods and their signatures.
Hope this help.
Robert
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