Tmp file locations and Log file locations

I have been having a real headache too trying to get WebLogic to put all its
log files and temporary files in directories that I specify. It seems that
WebLogic has a mind of its own as files get created all over the place.
Trying to configure these really basic settings has proved extremely
awkward. Why is it such a nightmare to do?
"Scott Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3af0179d$[email protected]..
OK, I changed the relative path for the log files.
1. I am still getting app-startip.log
app0000.tlog
in the root directory and not in the ./logs directory. Any other
settings?
2. I sill do not know how to redirect the tmp_ejbdomain.port directory.
Any suggestions?
Scott
"Sanjeev Chopra" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3aef0a42$[email protected]..
"Scott Jones" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3aef05be$[email protected]..
I a domain configured and running with two applications. WLS 6 is
placing
the following logs for each application at the same dir level as
config
dir. It is also creating tmp_ejb directory at the same level.
1. How do I tell WLS 6 to place log files in a diff directoryIn Admin Console: modify the property Server -> Configuration ->Logging ->
FileName
In config.xml: the 'FileName' attr can be set to an absolute path OR apath
relative to Server.RootDirectory
<Server EnabledForDomainLog="true" ListenAddress="localhost"
ListenPort="7701" Name="managed"
StdoutDebugEnabled="true" ThreadPoolSize="15">
<Log FileCount="10" FileMinSize="50" FileName="managed.log"
Name="managed" NumberOfFilesLimited="true"
RotationType="bySize"/>
</Server>
2. How do I tell WLS 6 to place tmp_ejb directories in a diff
directory
>>>
Thanks,
Scott

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