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Tomcat has a log file. I am not running it on Windows but in the Tomcat home there is<br />
a folder logs and in that folder I have file called catalina.out.<br />
I guess on Windows it should be something similr and even when you run it as service<br />
it should be there. So check in Program Files/Apache and then soomething you'll see there
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you can configure the default logging using <a href="http://helpdesk.objects.com.au/java/how-to-stop-logging-to-catalina-out-with-tomcat-6-0" rel="ugc">logging.properties</a>
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HI There,<br />
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I installed tomcat.exe and started using as window services in windows server 2003 . My questions is:<br />
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How can I see the tomcat console and system.out statements when I start the service?<br />
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I can see tomcat console when I start the server manually(startup.bat)<br />
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Thanks.
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HI There,

I installed tomcat.exe and started using as window services in windows server 2003 . My questions is:

How can I see the tomcat console and system.out statements when I start the service?

I can see tomcat console when I start the server manually(startup.bat)

Thanks.

Tomcat has a log file. I am not running it on Windows but in the Tomcat home there is
a folder logs and in that folder I have file called catalina.out.
I guess on Windows it should be something similr and even when you run it as service
it should be there. So check in Program Files/Apache and then soomething you&amp;#39;ll see there

you can configure the default logging using logging.properties (http://helpdesk.objects.com.au/java/how-to-stop-logging-to-catalina-out-with-tomcat-6-0)

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