Post file access early to logs?

I've got an application server that crashes when some file is being accessed. I'd like to find out what file that is. However iPlanet logs the access of a file only after a successful transaction (be it a 200, 404, whatever). So if the application server crashes the transaction is stopped and no log entry is made.
Anyone got any ideas on how to force iPlanet to post logs either before the transaction is finished or to recover from a crashing application server?
Thanks,
-Eric

Unless Web Server crashes, too, even a request that crashes a backend application server should be logged.
If the application server plugin is crashing Web Server, adding a line such as the following immediately below the <Object name="default"> line in obj.conf may assist in diagnosing the problem:
AuthTrans fn=flex-log name="access"
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A number of sporadic problems of AutoCAD users who've been working away
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difference.
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> In article <NvZTp.3150$[email protected]>, Hans van den
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>>
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