On Apr 8, 2005 11:26 AM, CupertinoIndian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am using websphere. I turned on the logging and checked ALL the log
files repeatedly. Unfortunately there are no errors. This is why it is
getting so hard to debug.
Rob Decker wrote:
> Well, I agree with that assessment. It is rather tedious. Do you use a
> logger in your application? I use log4j and set the properties file for my
> app packages to DEBUG. You can do the same with the myfaces packages. You
> also use commons-logging, which is what myfaces uses. I'm not sure how to
> configure those properties. But in log4j you can specify:
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> log4j.logger.org.apache.myfaces=DEBUG
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> In tomcat there are a few log files. I get one for my app (the one I setup
> with log4j) and there's a jvm.stdout (or stdout/stderr on windows) and a
> localhost_log.DATE.txt that tomcat creates. I usually have to look in all
> three to figure out where the error got dumped.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "CupertinoIndian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <myfaces-user@incubator.apache.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 5:41 PM
> Subject: Re: Navigation not working in MyFaces (works with Sun's RI)
>
>
>
>>Rob Decker <rob <at> objectsource.org> writes:
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>>>You should look in the log files of your servlet container for errors.
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> Since
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>>>it goes somewhere (a blank page) something must of happened. The log
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> files
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>>>probably have an error in them.
>>>
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>>
>>Thanks for your response Rob. I looked into the server logs. It does not
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> spit
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>>out any errors. The application simply works in SunRI. But with Myfaces it
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> works
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>>for first 2 pages. The second page submits the page to itself and it comes
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> up as
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>>blank. I even read the HTML generated and stepped through the application,
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> I am
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>>still not sure what is going on. How does everybody debug JSF
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> applications? I
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>>can see debug as a big pain point in JSF.
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-Heath Borders-Wing
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