Hi, >$CATALINA_HOME/logs/cacophonix_access_log.<date> has this consistent >message : >192.168.100.8 -- [<date/time stamp>] "POST >saysit/servlet/RemotedemoServer HTTP/1.1" 500 3919
This is standard ACCESS log format. It's sometimes useful for debugging, too. I wouldn't call this "cryptic" at all ;) It's a well defined, easy to understand, common pattern. >catalina.out has more info, but only those that I embed in the >java-programs for System.out.println. True. So you could use more System.out / System.err statements. >How do I get more debug info out of the log files ? Look in your server.xml file. Everywhere you see debug="0" turn it to debug="99". Restart tomcat and run your tests. You should now have ample information in tomcat's server and host logs to debug any tomcat-related issues. In your apps, you can log with various degrees of sophistication. System.out / System.err is a place to start. You can use the servlet context log (getServletContext.log() calls) as well. But best of all, get and use a real logging system like log4j. Yoav Shapira Millennium ChemInformatics
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