On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Jay Wright wrote:
>
> First - can the catalina.out file be configured through tomcat components
> such that all System.out and System.err entries are timestamped.
>
You can configure a <Logger> that uses the SystemOutLogger or
SystemErrLogger with timestamp="true", and anything logged there by Tomcat
(or your application calling the getServletContext().log() method) will be
timestamped. However, this won't affect any output that is directly
written with things like System.out.println().
> Two - What are the api calls to write to the <logger> file and can I
> specifiy the verbosity (the level of the entry 0-4) with each entry?
>
>From within your application, anything you write via the
HttpServlet.log() or ServletContext.log() methods is written directly to
the <Logger> associated with your web application (with optional
timestamps if you have asked for it). There is no provision through the
servlet API to set verbosity levels, however.
> I'm hesitant to use the <logger> since I'm unfamiliar with whether or not
> that code would be portable to other web servers?
>
Basic rule - *nothing* in server.xml is portable, but *everything* in your
own web.xml is portable.
> Thanks,
> Jay
>
Craig
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