on 08-06-2006 7:55 PM
Hi everybody.
Could anyone please tell me where can I see the "System.out.println" sentences I code in my J2EE-Netweaver applications??
I supose it has to be an archive in the server... But... Which one?
Thanks a lot.
Alberto.
Hi Alberto,
All the console and error messages of WAS are stored in the log deirectory under the server folder.
Check the following path for your case,
D:\saploc\GUR\JC00\j2ee\<b>cluster\server0\log\console_logs</b>
Hope this helps you,
Guru.
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Hi Alberto,
You have to configure the SAP WAS to produce the console log files. Start the <b>Config Tool</b> -> Cluster Data -> Server -> Open the <b>Console Logs</b> tab, make sure that the logging is available by checking the check boxes and specify the path for your log files.
Now restart the server to make the settings take effect.
I think that will solve your problem
Best regards,
Guru.
PS: Award points for helpfull replies.
Hi!
Thanks for your replies.
I'm out of office now, I'll check it as soon as posible
Regards.
Alberto.
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Hi,
The default file is under C:\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\j2ee\cluster\server0\log. You can also configure the log file in Visual Administrator under cluster->services-> Log configuration. You can refer to doc -> Using Logging and Tracing on the SAP Web AS Java.pdf
thanks
Kiran
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You would see these in the log files. Check the log files under the followig directory.
C:\usr\sap\J2E\JC01\j2ee\cluster\server0\log
Should be the defaultTrace files.
Regards,
Rich Heilman
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