郑翼羽 wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am using Tomcat 5.5.28 in Windows systems. Because there are lots of codes
like "System.out.println(" some info here")" in the apps, after a few days
the file "stdout_*.log" in the "/logs" folder becomes so large that we
cannot open it. Due to some reasons, I cannot modify the codes, so the only
solution is to make the log generated everyday.
I have tried the log4j, but I cannot redirect the stand output to the log
files. Only there log infos that send out by logging class can be recorded
in the logs generated by log4j.
Anyone know a simple solution to meet my needs?
Hi.
You do not say, but I presume that you are running Tomcat 5.5 as a Windows
Service.
If so, then Tomcat (or rather the JVM which runs Tomcat), is running inside of a "wrapper"
program called "tomcat5.exe" (tomcat_dir/bin/tomcat5.exe).
This program "catches" the stdout/stderr of the JVM, and redirects them to
files.
To which files it redirects them, is stored in the Windows Registry.
When tomcat5.exe starts, it reads a series of parameters from the Registry, and then
starts the JVM (and Tomcat) using these parameters.
There is another program in tomcat_dir/bin, called "tomcat5w.exe".
This is a GUI which enables you to change these Registry parameters used by
tomcat5.exe.
Double-click on the tomcat5w.exe program, and navigate to the "Logging" tab.
Maybe this gives you an idea.
For a complete explanation, start here : http://commons.apache.org/daemon/
tomcat5.exe is really a renamed prunsrv
tomcat5w.exe is really a renamed prunmgr
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