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TS 7.2.1 Does not have servletd_out.log

Ankmit

Hi All,

I have experienced that TS 7.2.1 does not have servletd_out.log

Would you please suggest where it would be or which log is supplementry for servletd_out.log?

This is the main log to debug many issues

Thanks in Advance

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srosewall

Hi All,
I have experienced that TS 7.2.1 does not have servletd_out.log

Would you please suggest where it would be or which log is supplementry for servletd_out.log?

This is the main log to debug many issues

Yes, gone, no more... it's all JBoss from here on in.

Take a look at the content_center.log in iw-home/local/logs/iwui, and ApplicationContainer/server/default/log/*.log

I haven't found these to be as useful as the old servletd_out.log (perhaps it's because of familiarity), and please also note that my experience is that the date / time stamp for the log files is not always updated when the log is appended to (don't know why that should be).

The other thing of interest is the number/range of log4j.jar files that each of the web applications have, and the associated log4j.xml files - plenty of scope for confusion. It would great to see Autonomy simplify/tidy the whole lot up.

Frederik

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Ankmit

Yes, gone, no more... it's all JBoss from here on in.

Take a look at the content_center.log in iw-home/local/logs/iwui, and ApplicationContainer/server/default/log/*.log

I haven't found these to be as useful as the old servletd_out.log (perhaps it's because of familiarity), and please also note that my experience is that the date / time stamp for the log files is not always updated when the log is appended to (don't know why that should be).

The other thing of interest is the number/range of log4j.jar files that each of the web applications have, and the associated log4j.xml files - plenty of scope for confusion. It would great to see Autonomy simplify/tidy the whole lot up.

Thanks a lot for your help,

I will look into mentioned logs and found how much it is useful