Access Jboss server.log through application

Dear all,
i am using jboss application server.
In my implementation place, no permission to see the application server pc,
So, if i want to see the jboss server.log file,
is there any option to see server.log file through web application.
Plz suggest.
Thanx,.
Rams.

Use java.io.File in combination with ServletContext#getRealPath().
There is no guarantee that it will work, you're dependent on the disk file system level read permissions for Java. If it is disallowed, you will get an 'Access denied' IOException during read.

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