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I need some logging mechanism in my Java development. The dev setup is as follows (just to give you an idea) server CentOS 5.2 with java 1.6, PHP and mySQL on the one end, and Fedora 10, (openJDK?) on the dev side. Ok, so I have a website on the server that I "surf" to (entering the IP address - life CAN be simple) and call up an info page that is on the server...not. I get a blank page - applet (possibly) crashed on me...
Result: I need to log what the applet screams before it dies on me, enter log4j.
Just to test, this is what I "fumbled" up as test applet:
Hmmmpfff...after H-O-U-R-S of skimming tru tons of lecture, it's possibly the better sollution.
Too bad, If I had a java console as promissed by FireFox's extentions...but that does'nt work. I have "java console" in the tools menu, but nothing happens, so I am/was looking for some way to log an applet...
Eh, who said life is sweet...did'nt try setting up log4j...
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