Read JSP spec. You should use application.log(...) in your JSP pages.
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>Hi,
>
>I have a few questions about Tomcat3.3 server.xml configuration, and
>logging in particular.
>
>First, is there *any* documentation of the various server.xml tags? A
>DTD perhaps? One of the nicest things about tc4.0 is how clean and
>obvious server.xml has become. By contrast, 3.3 is a mess, littered with
>references to Interceptors, and odd tags like: <SessionExpirer
>checkInterval="60" />.
>
>Second, is there any magic tag that will let me log stderr and stdout to
>a file?
>
>Third (and this may be a bug), what happens to log() messages within
>JSPs? If I have a JSP:
>
><% log("This is logged with log()"); %>
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>and run it, the output doesn't appear in logs/*, or on stdout/stderr..
>is it being lost?
>
>thanks,
>
>--Jeff
- Boris
