How to get System.out msg displayed in logs

Running SJSWSEE6.1 SP5 on Solaris
How do I get the System.out.println messages to display in the Web Server 6.1 error/access log??
Thanks..

Hi,
In your server.xml, check that the properties 'logstderr' and 'logstdout' are set to 'true'. The messages will then appear in the errors log file.
<LOG file="<path to errors file>" loglevel="info" logtoconsole="true"
usesyslog="false" createconsole="false" logstderr="true" logstdout="true" logvsid="false"/>
Also, see docs at http://docs.sun.com/source/817-6248/crsrvrx.html
Hope this helps.

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YoungWinston wrote:
Schmoe wrote:
Interesting, but this is not what I am looking for...Your original question was "how do I print out the value of a double such that it looks exactly like it does if it were print from a System.out.println", and you've been told how to do that (although the pattern given by sabre may be a bit excessive - you should only need 15 '#'s).The initial phrase from my question was "Using the System.out.format, how do I..".
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( new InputStreamReader( p.getInputStream() ) );
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String key = line.substring( 0, idx );
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{/usr/lib/j2re1.3/lib/i386:/usr/lib/j2re1.3/lib/i386/native_threads:
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</FormattedReportObject>
<FormattedReportObject xsi:type="CTFormattedField" Type="xsd:string" FieldName="{@timefield1}">
 <ObjectName>Field136</ObjectName>
 <FormattedValue>1:55.98</FormattedValue>
 <Value>1:55.98</Value>
</FormattedReportObject>
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 <ObjectName>Field137</ObjectName>
 <FormattedValue>43</FormattedValue>
 <Value>43</Value>
</FormattedReportObject>
Repeat...
</FormattedReportObject>
</ROOT>
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