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Re: ACC logging

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Date: Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:27:38 PST

Logging managed by the ACC stays on the client side. There is no built-in mechanism for the server to read one, two, or more logs from clients for storage or review.

If you changed the logging level to something other than the default WARNING in sun-acc.xml you should have seen some additional messages in the client log, which could be the command-line console output or (if you launch using Java Web Start) the Java console output window if you have that option selected in your Java control panel.

You could add exception handling to your own logic, and upon catching an exception capture that information and attempt to send it to a server-side component of your app which might store this information for later review through another part of your app. Of course, if the actual problem is network problems between the client and server this doesn't help.

But currently there is nothing built into GlassFish to do this for you.

- Tim
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