Difference between Application log and Application server

Hello Friends,
        Could you plz explain difference between  Application log and Application server?
Regards
Kanth

Application log is details about the business transaction,  ie status / error messages
Application server is the system <hardware> on which application is running.
Regards,
Mahesh

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