问题
I'm running Eclipse 3.5 with Tomcat (integrated from WTP) and I want to see the output logs in txt other than just the console
Cant find it in my eclipse/workspace nor in the local Tomcat 6 installation directory
Any clues how to enable these?
I've also enabled org.apache.catalina.valves.RequestDumperValve and the output scrolls by on console which I want to see in txt
回答1:
In the Servers tab:
- Double-click on the Tomcat Server.
- Click on "Open launch configuration".
- Click on the "Common" tab.
- Check the "File" checkbox and specify a file.
- Restart the Tomcat server.
This is based on codesta's answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/5045247/112335
回答2:
Check you Eclipse installation dir - logs are sometimes hiding in there.
Hope this helps.
回答3:
ps aux | grep tomcat
Check for the value of -Dwtp.deploy Go to that directory and you will find logs folder, web-apps etc there.
回答4:
It probably depends on your logger configuration and other technologies you use. They should be where other answers say they are but for me this was not the case. Finding them was a real PITA, but I found them on the same drive in which the Tomcat (or Eclipse ?) was running under:
THE_SAME_DRIVE_AS_YOUR_TOMCAT\tomcat\logs
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4591702/logging-output-in-eclipse-wtp-server