Re: [Smartfrog-users] Log of smartfrog

[Goldsack, P. <pat...@hp...>]

The SF logging and where to get to it is described in the sfLogging document supplied in the installation, so I would start there. I can't remember what logging the example does, but setting the log level appropriately will show core SF logging around deployment actions and the like.

A useful tool for such situations is the sfManagementConsole that allows you to introspect a remote daemon and view the components that are running and their attributes. The description for how to use it is in the sfUserManual and the binary to start it is in the bin directory. You will have to install SmartFrog on the client, though, since it uses the mechanisms provided to interact with the remote daemon.

Hope this helps... if not get back to me 


-----Original Message-----
From: met...@cs... [mailto:met...@cs...] 
Sent: 22 May 2013 09:44
To: sma...@li...
Subject: [Smartfrog-users] Log of smartfrog

Hello again,

As i'am using linux operating system without GUI i want to test if the dynamic server is running or not.
I ran it but i can not figure out if it is running or not.
Are there any logs at the smartfrog spec i can dig in?

Damianos

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