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ServletsUsing JRun 3.0 Logging Facilities
By Karl Moss JRun Engineer, Allaire Corp. This examines the logging facilities built in to JRun 3.0. The logging subsystem can serve as a portal into JRun, allowing you to not only see what has happened (or gone wrong), but also to gather statistics about the health of the server. You can also configure JRun to log messages to any number of destinations and create your own logging component to perform customized filtering and writing as well. Where Do Servlet log() Messages Go?...n
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