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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2005-08-21 14:06:48
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Eric, The Wrapper currently collects the strerr and stdout data from the JVM and mixes it into a single stream. I had tried breaking them out to allow the kind of processing that you are asking for, but this resulted in the stderr and stdout output being logged out of order. I have some ideas for how to get this working, but it is not possible in the current version. I would suggest using one of the many logging tools to take care of this from within the JVM. Cheers, Leif Eric Getchell wrote: > All, > > Our hosting provider is using the wrapper product for a Tomcat 4.x > Java 1.4 web application running on Linux. They unfortunately, do not > have expertise on how the product integrates with the internals of > Tomcat. The issue we facing may not be a quirk with the wrapper > product, but I figured someone may have faced this before. > > Some of the libraries we are using are writing exception information > to the standard error stream. However, when viewing the wrapper.log > file, all stderr output is being logged at the INFO level. Modifying > the wrapper.console.loglevel from INFO to ERROR then suppresses any > logging of the error stream. > > This in itself is not really a huge issue, however we would like to > not log at the INFO level due to the fact that on a given day we are > filling the logs with extraneous information. > > Has anyone seen this behavior before and have suggestions on how to > fix it? > > Thanks, > > Eric |