I couldn't get this to work either. I know of two ways around it.
1) Throw a ServletException. This will be terminate your servlet and print
to iPlanet's error log. The "Error Log" page under the Status tab of the
the management tool.
2) Print to a file somewhere on disk.
Number 2 is preferable cause it allows you to continue on while recording
errors...
Albert
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We are trying to debug a servlet and have tried putting in
System.out.println and System.err.println calls but we can't figure where
they are being written to. Does anyone know which log file these are sent
to. We are running NAS (iPlanet).
Jarec
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