How to write the errors into a specific file

Hi all,
How to handled the errors in the scenarios,By using fault messages we can informed about errors to sender.But in my case i have to gather all errors & write into a specific file.For this can i create another Communication Channel for File reciever.How can i gather error messages in the scenario.
Early response is appreciate

Hi,
Bhavesh had already answered how to handle it. For saving it in a file yes you can use File Receiver adapter.
Regards,
Prakash

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if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
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(jint)(a_psDataRec->iEndTime), (jint)(a_psDataRec->iSymbolType),
(jint)firstDate, (jint)firstTime );
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env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Exception while calling ChartFactory.getChartID()");
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