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Don't use System.out to write to the server log<br />
just call log() with your message.<br />
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For example <br />
log(&quot;error&quot;);<br />
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This will log the message into the event log of the web server<br />
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you should generally override this function though.<br />

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Don't use System.out to write to the server log
just call log() with your message.

For example
log("error");

This will log the message into the event log of the web server

you should generally override this function though.


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Hi rainmal<br />
&nbsp;I tried out your first suggestion, but it did not work. Any way now I am writing all the necessary output to my own file than depending on the server for that.
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Hi rainmal
 I tried out your first suggestion, but it did not work. Any way now I am writing all the necessary output to my own file than depending on the server for that.

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well make sure you are looking for the log in your server event log .<br />
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For thr java web server , it logs in the event log which you read thru the server admin util...I'm pretty sure of that cause I've personally used it.
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well make sure you are looking for the log in your server event log .

For thr java web server , it logs in the event log which you read thru the server admin util...I'm pretty sure of that cause I've personally used it.

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I am using JavaWebServer2.0 for deploying my servlets. For testing the code I have put System.out.println() and System.err.println() but the messages are not coming in the log files in the sub-directories of the logs folder of JavaWebServer2.0. Can anyone tell me as to where I should look for the messages or what should be the strategy for debugging.<br />
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regards.
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I am using JavaWebServer2.0 for deploying my servlets. For testing the code I have put System.out.println() and System.err.println() but the messages are not coming in the log files in the sub-directories of the logs folder of JavaWebServer2.0. Can anyone tell me as to where I should look for the messages or what should be the strategy for debugging.

regards.

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