Server console output

Hi,
I have been using flex from last six month. I have develped one application and now its time to deploy the application. But, I am facing one issue regarding server console output. In my application I have various remote call to java class deployed on JBOSS server. My problem is that, whenever I made any remote call the information of that remote call gets printed on server console. I want to stop this server console printing. How can I do this? Please suggest. I have checked in my code, there is no trace() or system.out.println() command is used. Please help me out of this. Its very urgent.
Thanks.
Regards,
Ravindar Kumar

Hi
You can setup properties so that we can save stdout and stderr to files.
In the setDomainEnv.cmd file of your domain, you can set the properties so that the ouput will be saved to a file
%WLS_STDOUT_LOG%
%WLS_STDERR_LOG%
Vimala-

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