Application level logging in OC4J_SECURITY

Hi,
Runing Oracle App Server 10.1.4. Attempting to debug some application issues with a custom login jsp app deployed to our sso home's OC4J_SECURITY container. I am not finding expected error stacks from my app or system.out messages in the plethora of logs available. There is nothing that my app is throwing or writing in $OH/opmn/logs/OC4J~OC4J_SECURITY~default_island~1. What the log repository shows as my application's log only seems to hold start up and shut down info. Unfortunately the global log repository search has never worked properly on this install and I'm pretty clueless about where else to look manually. The Apache logs didn't seem to have any I was looking for.
So where o where did my little .out go?
Thanks,
Steve

Hi,
there are different logs for different purpose.There is another important location *$ORACLE_HOME/j2ee/OC4J_SECURITY/log/OC4J_SECURITY_DEFAULT_ISLANT_?*
But I believe what you need here is at *$ORACLE_HOME/sso/log*...especially ssoServer.log

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