Stdout and stderr log files

hello everyone,
I recently used Oracle SOA Suite 10g to deploy my WAR file in it, i found the log file which contains the stdout and stderr in "ORA_HOME\opmn\logs\default_group~home~default_group~1.log".
My question is: How can I view this log file through the Application Server Control?

Hi Hussam,
received your screen shot and it just misses the vital pieces, the content above the blue line. On the upper right left you will find four links called Setup, Logs, Help, Logout. Logs might be greyed out and not working. To make this working click on the name of type Application Server (J2EE.wbt in your case). This will open a page for the Application Server. Logs should be a normal link now.
--olaf

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