I am running Oracle Application Server 10g, and I tried to debug some
existing Java Bean files. so, I used "System.out.print" to debug, but I
couldn't find where it wrote to. Anyone can help?

I tried looking into the web-based admin Log search, but couldn't find any
clue. Help...

Zean Smith wrote:
System.out writes to stdout (Standard Output) via java.io.PrintStream.
In java stored procedure, you use dbms_java.set_output procedure to
redirect the System.out/System.err calls to your sqlplus screen
otherwise it goes to current trace files on the server side.

Regards
/Rauf

On Thu, 19 May 2005 17:26:27 -0700, Rauf Sarwar interested us by writing:


I think you misread this one. You are 100% right on for DB server
but he's asking about App Server and (I believe) specifically about J2EE
based and EJBs.

For app servers, standard out and stderr are container dependant and for
OC4J, the answer is found in Chapter 3 of "Containers for J2EE User's
Guide" in section "Redirecting Standard Out and Standard Error" from which
we see

"In an Oracle Application Server environment, the standard output and
standard errors for OC4J are routed to the OPMN log for the OC4J instance."

The same section discusses how to reset this as well. Direct (but
probably wrapped) link is

http://otn.oracle.com/pls/ias904/ias....htm%231023179

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HansF wrote:
Hans, Thanks for the correction.

Regards
/Rauf

On Fri, 20 May 2005 17:44:30 -0700, Rauf Sarwar interested us by writing:


Glad to return the favour. Hey, this IS a mutual support society <g>

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