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What specific errors are you talking about here? &nbsp;<br />
I always found the command console and catalina-date.log adequate for my development work. Did you read <br />
<a href="http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.5-doc/logging.html" rel="ugc">http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.5-doc/logging.html</a>&nbsp; <br />
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I am selecting information from a DB but nothing is being returned. &nbsp;I don't see any information as to why that is so I was hoping to add some logging to assist in debugging or at least to assist in determining the error.
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Yeah I did... here is some of the database code. &nbsp;This is a very simplified version of what I'm trying to do.... a method returns &quot;The price is (price) for this item&quot;<br />
Unfortunately, it just returns &quot;The price is for this item&quot;<br />
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This would strongly imply that it's getting no results from the DB... but I've tried to run this query directly on the DB and it returns results fine. &nbsp;I also don't see that sysout in catalina.(date).log<br />
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<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-42078740-1"><span>	        System.out.println(&quot;The customer results will be printed&quot;);</span>
<span>		Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection(url, props);</span>
<span>		Statement statement = conn.createStatement();</span>
<span>		</span>
<span>		</span>
<span>		ResultSet rs = statement.executeQuery(&quot;select price from public.customer_rating&quot;);</span>
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<span>		String price = &quot;&quot;;</span>
<span>		while (rs.next()) {</span>
<span>			price = rs.getString(&quot;price&quot;);</span>
<span>		}</span>
<span>		rs.close();</span>
<span>		conn.close();</span>
<span>		return price;</span>
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 I also don't see that sysout in catalina.(date).log
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 You should see that printed in the command console that started Tomcat. <br />
We need to see more of your code. How do handle Exceptions? The code that you posted should be placed within a try block and followed by a catch block. Furthermore, most people close their statements and connections in a finally block.
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Hey, I was able to get the logging to work. &nbsp;The error message that I see is &quot;No suitable driver found for jdbc:postgresql://10.233.1<wbr />.40:5432/p<wbr />ostgres&quot;<br />
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I am using maven and the driver seemed to work fine locally. &nbsp;I have deployed the same version of the postgres db on the server and I am getting this error. &nbsp;Is there a specific place I need to put the postgres jar? &nbsp;Are you aware of that? &nbsp;It's possible I need to start a new forum for this because the logging issue seems to be resolved.
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You might have to start a new question that addresses your database problem. <br />
Where in your web app did you place the postgres jar?
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When I built it, it placed the jar in WEB-INF/lib
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I have a java application that is not running properly on a tomcat server. &nbsp;I see catalina-date.log, localhost.-date.log, localhost_access_log.date.<wbr />txt, localhost-date.log, manager.date.log and host-manager.date.log in the logs folder of tomcat. &nbsp;None of these files contain any java errors I would expect to see... <br />
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What is the easiest way for me to add logging in tomcat?
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I have a java application that is not running properly on a tomcat server.  I see catalina-date.log, localhost.-date.log, localhost_access_log.date.txt, localhost-date.log, manager.date.log and host-manager.date.log in the logs folder of tomcat.  None of these files contain any java errors I would expect to see... 

What is the easiest way for me to add logging in tomcat?

How to log java errors in tomcat

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