default logging in Geronimo

[cento <un...@gmail.com>]

Hi, I'd like to know what Log4j reports in Derby, Web Access and server log
viewers by default, possibly for each log level. I know it's an unusual
question, but i wanted to use the logging tools to obtain a performance
analysis of the App server. 

Also, I'd like to know if it's possible to add milliseconds in the web
access log viewer (derby and server log viewers do have milliseconds).
Thanks in advance :)
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Re: default logging in Geronimo

[cento <un...@gmail.com>]

Thanks :)

I'm a bit confused about Tomcat and Derby logging in Geronimo. As
stand-alone applications, both have a "commons" directory, where the
properties config file is locted. 
There's no such directory in the geronimo structure, nor I can find a
properties config file for Tomcat and Derby. Maybe they are configured
programmatically?
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Re: default logging in Geronimo

[Joe Bohn <jo...@earthlink.net>]

I don't think there is anything documented regarding the contents of the 
logs.  Each log comes from it's respective component .... derby from 
derby, access log from the web container in use (tomcat or jetty) and 
server log from Geronimo itself.  It's probably best just to start the 
server and make note of the types of events that are logged.  For the 
server log we use it for the typical things ... capturing information on 
  events such as components starting, stopping, deployments, etc .... 
debug messages on state changes .... and of course errors.

I'm not sure if there is a way to get the access log to capture 
milliseconds ... you would need to look in the tomcat or jetty doc.


cento wrote:
> Hi, I'd like to know what Log4j reports in Derby, Web Access and server log
> viewers by default, possibly for each log level. I know it's an unusual
> question, but i wanted to use the logging tools to obtain a performance
> analysis of the App server. 
> 
> Also, I'd like to know if it's possible to add milliseconds in the web
> access log viewer (derby and server log viewers do have milliseconds).
> Thanks in advance :)