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Salman
Salman

Reputation: 1264

Where to find the application log that deployed on weblogic server 10.3.5?

I am able to find the whole sever log under the path

....\Oracle\WLS\user_projects\domains\[domain name goes here]\servers\[Server name goes here]\logs

But the problem that I it does not contains all the stack that I usually see in Jdeveloper console at the development time.

So, Where to find the stack or logs for the application not the whole sever exactly like Jdeveloper console where every thing is shown even the print statements (System.out.print()) ?

Upvotes: 5

Views: 29813

Answers (4)

Apk
Apk

Reputation: 1

Open your startweblogic.cmd and add these properties. Make sure you give the path correctly..Check the below image for details

Upvotes: 0

Jeevi
Jeevi

Reputation: 3042

Default weblogic domain will be under ".jdeveloper/system" folder in your home.. Under System folder, navigate to "DefaultDomain/servers/DefaultServer/logs"

Eg: /home/myuser/.jdeveloper/system12.2.1.0.42.151011.0031/DefaultDomain/servers/DefaultServer/logs

Upvotes: 0

Bistro
Bistro

Reputation: 56

I agree with @castling. I found these 2 answers that may help.

Weblogic Logging Start Script

Weblogic Enabling Redirect through Admin Console

Upvotes: 2

Display Name is missing
Display Name is missing

Reputation: 6227

There are two potential locations (the one you mentioned is the default):

- <domain home>/servers/<server_name>/logs
- Admin Console->Servers->Server Name->Logging tab->Log file name

If you're not seeing the debug/stack traces you expect, you should use the Advanced section on the Logging tab and turn up the Severity Level for the log file and standard out.

You can also set Redirect stdout logging enabled and Redirect stderr logging enabled to ensure everything you expect gets to the log file.

That said, the application you are running could be using it's own logging location and ignore everything above.

Upvotes: 6

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