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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by John Beamon <jb...@franklinamerican.com> on 2004/02/17 14:06:42 UTC
per-user, per-app logging in dev environment
I've got John and Bob working on the same project under a cvs tree
$APPS/john/project/
$APPS/bob/project/
I set up Contexts for each of those projects, each with a Logger for
logging to separate per-user directories.
logs/john/project.log
logs/bob/project.log
During Tomcat startup, the construction of each app goes to these two
logs. Every action performed by these two apps, though, appends to
catalina.out. All the database calls, all the processing to produce
pages, all the stuff these two developers NEED to see goes into a combined
log.
First, is there something more specific I can do with a standard Logger
statement or some other system-out collector? Second, is something like
log4j my only recourse, something that will require my developers to go
back and integrate it into their apps? There must be somebody using this
in a development environment like this. I'd appreciate some help.
Tomcat-4.1.27, Red Hat Linux 7.3 + up2date, Sun j2sdk-1.4.1. Thanks much.
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-j
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tomcat_install is not set
Posted by "Altug B. Altintas" <al...@riskturk.com>.
What is the meaning of tomcat_install is not set properly ??
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RE: per-user, per-app logging in dev environment
Posted by Mike Curwen <mi...@gb-im.com>.
They're not easy to search, in that they aren't a windows help file. Nor
are they all in one HTML document, like say the MySql docs.
But on the plus side, they're fairly well organized, and complete.
If I'm trying to find something, and don't have much success, I use
google.
example: type this string (minus quotes) into google:
"site:jakarta.apache.org swallowoutput"
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Beamon [mailto:jbeamon@franklinamerican.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 9:56 AM
> To: Tomcat Users List
> Subject: Re: per-user, per-app logging in dev environment
>
>
> Thanks. I just implemented it, and it appears to have fixed the
> problem. I hadn't spotted the "swallowOutput=false" in these
> Contexts,
> and I'm not sure who put them there. <:-)
>
> Is it just me, or are the Tomcat docs not exactly easy to search?
>
> --
> John Beamon
> Systems Administrator
> Franklin American Mortgage Co.
> em: jbeamon@franklinamerican.com
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Re: per-user, per-app logging in dev environment
Posted by John Beamon <jb...@franklinamerican.com>.
Thanks. I just implemented it, and it appears to have fixed the
problem. I hadn't spotted the "swallowOutput=false" in these Contexts,
and I'm not sure who put them there. <:-)
Is it just me, or are the Tomcat docs not exactly easy to search?
--
John Beamon
Systems Administrator
Franklin American Mortgage Co.
em: jbeamon@franklinamerican.com
Tim Funk wrote:
> http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/context.html
> http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/defaultcontext.html
> http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/misc.html#catalina.out
>
> eg: <Context ... swallowOutput="true" .. />
>
>
> -Tim
>
> John Beamon wrote:
>
>> I searched the archive online for "swallowOutput", and there were zero
>> results. What is it? Where do I implement it? Is this part of the
>> Java code or part of the Tomcat server.xml? Give me a hint here; if I
>> knew how to do this, I wouldn't have asked for help!
>>
>
>
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Re: per-user, per-app logging in dev environment
Posted by Tim Funk <fu...@joedog.org>.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/context.html
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/defaultcontext.html
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/misc.html#catalina.out
eg: <Context ... swallowOutput="true" .. />
-Tim
John Beamon wrote:
> I searched the archive online for "swallowOutput", and there were zero
> results. What is it? Where do I implement it? Is this part of the
> Java code or part of the Tomcat server.xml? Give me a hint here; if I
> knew how to do this, I wouldn't have asked for help!
>
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Re: per-user, per-app logging in dev environment
Posted by John Beamon <jb...@franklinamerican.com>.
I searched the archive online for "swallowOutput", and there were zero
results. What is it? Where do I implement it? Is this part of the
Java code or part of the Tomcat server.xml? Give me a hint here; if I
knew how to do this, I wouldn't have asked for help!
--
John Beamon
Systems Administrator
Franklin American Mortgage Co.
em: jbeamon@franklinamerican.com
Tim Funk wrote:
> You could use the swallowOutput attribute. Look in the docs or archives
> for more info on it. IIRC, that should do what you need.
>
> But the better way is to use log4j or similar. Logging packages similar
> to log4j are sweet since you can turn up or down the debugging per
> class. (That is, if you added the trace/debug/info/warn/error statements)
>
> -Tim
>
> John Beamon wrote:
>
>> I've got John and Bob working on the same project under a cvs tree
>>
>> $APPS/john/project/
>> $APPS/bob/project/
>>
>> I set up Contexts for each of those projects, each with a Logger for
>> logging to separate per-user directories.
>>
>> logs/john/project.log
>> logs/bob/project.log
>>
>> During Tomcat startup, the construction of each app goes to these two
>> logs. Every action performed by these two apps, though, appends to
>> catalina.out. All the database calls, all the processing to produce
>> pages, all the stuff these two developers NEED to see goes into a
>> combined
>> log.
>>
>> First, is there something more specific I can do with a standard Logger
>> statement or some other system-out collector? Second, is something like
>> log4j my only recourse, something that will require my developers to go
>> back and integrate it into their apps? There must be somebody using this
>> in a development environment like this. I'd appreciate some help.
>>
>> Tomcat-4.1.27, Red Hat Linux 7.3 + up2date, Sun j2sdk-1.4.1. Thanks
>> much.
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: per-user, per-app logging in dev environment
Posted by Tim Funk <fu...@joedog.org>.
You could use the swallowOutput attribute. Look in the docs or archives for
more info on it. IIRC, that should do what you need.
But the better way is to use log4j or similar. Logging packages similar to
log4j are sweet since you can turn up or down the debugging per class. (That
is, if you added the trace/debug/info/warn/error statements)
-Tim
John Beamon wrote:
> I've got John and Bob working on the same project under a cvs tree
>
> $APPS/john/project/
> $APPS/bob/project/
>
> I set up Contexts for each of those projects, each with a Logger for
> logging to separate per-user directories.
>
> logs/john/project.log
> logs/bob/project.log
>
> During Tomcat startup, the construction of each app goes to these two
> logs. Every action performed by these two apps, though, appends to
> catalina.out. All the database calls, all the processing to produce
> pages, all the stuff these two developers NEED to see goes into a combined
> log.
>
> First, is there something more specific I can do with a standard Logger
> statement or some other system-out collector? Second, is something like
> log4j my only recourse, something that will require my developers to go
> back and integrate it into their apps? There must be somebody using this
> in a development environment like this. I'd appreciate some help.
>
> Tomcat-4.1.27, Red Hat Linux 7.3 + up2date, Sun j2sdk-1.4.1. Thanks much.
>
>
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