Trace owner of messages in stdout

We have a tomcat server which serves several applications. The stdout contains hundereds of thousands of lines with the same message "Calling renameTo()".
Is there any way to determine where this message is comming from. Is there some wat to trace who is writing into the stdout?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Chris

cjd167 wrote:
Thanks for the reply. We have searched for the text but have not found it. Nothing we have is compressed.
Any other ideas?Did you do as I suggested and expand all the jars and war files then search all the resulting class files?
Thinking about this, it would be fairly easy to write a Java program to do this all in memory. Recursively traverse a jar/war file extracting all the files and then searching all the files for the key phrase. When found, print out the war/jar name and the class name.
Edited by: sabre150 on Oct 16, 2008 1:23 PM
Edited by: sabre150 on Oct 16, 2008 7:33 PM
It took me 15 minutes to write a program to process ALL the war files in my 'webapps' directory looking for a particular phrase in a class file itself contained within a jar file. Recursion was not required.

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request_buf_size: 2127 response_buf_size: 65484
request_buf_used: 2127 response_buf_used: 8036
request_buf_offset: 0 response_buf_offset: 0
[Thr 4852] NiBufSelect: Postprocessing...
[Thr 4852] NiBufSelect: returning 1 clients
[Thr 4852] NiSelNext: returning hdl 5, r--, 00000000, rest 0 entries (0164FEF0)
[Thr 5880] IcmWorkerThread: Thread 6: Waiting for event
[Thr 4852] NiIPeek: peek successful for hdl -1 / socket 65588 (r)
[Thr 4852] NiIDgReceive - WAKEUP DGRAM received from:
host 127.0.0.1, port 07.B0/1968, fam 2 (low adr..high adr)
[Thr 4852] NiIPeek: peek for hdl -1 / socket 65588 timed out (r; 0)
[Thr 4852] IcmWatchDogThread: dg received
[Thr 4852] IcmWatchDogUpdateRollQueue(id=0/4693): insert fe-nihdl 23, flags=1
[Thr 4852] NiSelSet: hdl 23, r-, 01679D50
[Thr 4852] IcmWatchDogThread: check ni handles (timeout=10000)
[Thr 4852] NiBufSelect: Preprocessing...
[Thr 4852] NiISelect: timeout 10000 ms
[Thr 4852] NiISelect: maximum fd=65757
[Thr 4852] NiISelect: fds in read-mask: [Thr 4852]
[Thr 4852] NiISelect: fds in write-mask: [Thr 4852]
[Thr 4852] NiBufSelect: Postprocessing...
[Thr 4852] NiBufSelect: returning 1 clients
[Thr 4852] NiSelNext: returning hdl 23, r--, 01679D50, rest 0 entries (0164FF00)
[Thr 4852] IcmWatchDogThread(id=0/4693): nihdl 23 - data received(read)
[Thr 4852] NiSelClear: removed hdl 23 from selectset
[Thr 4852] IcmQueueAppend: Queuelen: 1
[Thr 4852] IcmCreateRequest: Appended request 8369
[Thr 4852] IcmConnRollIn: connection (id=0/4693) rolled back to status: READ_RESPONSE
[Thr 4852] IcmWatchDogThread: check ni handles (timeout=10000)
[Thr 4852] NiBufSelect: Preprocessing...
[Thr 4852] NiISelect: timeout 10000 ms
[Thr 4852] NiISelect: maximum fd=65757
[Thr 4852] NiISelect: fds in read-mask: [Thr 4152] IcmWorkerThread: worker 3 got the semaphore
[Thr 4152] REQUEST:
Type: READ_RESPONSE Index = 8368
[Thr 4152] CONNECTION (id=0/4693):
used: 1, role: 2, stateful: 0
NI_HDL: 23, protocol: 2
host: www2.ABC.com:443
status: READ_RESPONSE
connect time: 02.12.2005 08:59:08
WP-status: ROLLED IN (Context: 0, Role: 2)
tid: 15, mode: 0, uid: 746, roll-reason: ICM_ROLL_NONE
MPI request: <12ee> MPI response: <12ed>
request_buf_size: 2127 response_buf_size: 65484
request_buf_used: 2127 response_buf_used: 8036
request_buf_offset: 0 response_buf_offset: 0
[Thr 4152] ->> SapSSLRead(sssl_hdl=19193D20, buf=061FA9D8, maxlen=57447, timeout=500, &readlen=10BEFEE8)
[Thr 4852]
[Thr 4852] NiISelect: fds in write-mask: [Thr 4852]
[Thr 4152] <<- SapSSLRead(sssl_hdl=19193D20)==SAP_O_K
[Thr 4152] result = "max=57447, received=4548"
[Thr 4152] IcmReadFromConn(id=0/4693): read 12584 bytes(timeout 500)
[Thr 4152] BINDUMP of content denied
[Thr 4152] PlugInHandleNetData: role: 2, status: 2, content-length: 7936/12484
buf_len: 12584, buf_offset: 8036, buf_status: 0
[Thr 4152] PlugInHandleNetData: read response body (len=12484/12484)
[Thr 4152] PlugInHandleNetData: response completely read(EOS=0)
[Thr 4152] IcmFlushBuf: Flushing 12584 Bytes, buf_status: 6
[Thr 4152] flush buffer with mpi buffer id 1
[Thr 4152] MPI<12ed>1#5 FlushOutbuf l1 1 1 1489e0 12636 6 -> 061F8A20 0
[Thr 4152] IcmConnRollInWP: no need to roll in WP status: ROLLED IN
[Thr 4152] PlugInHandleNetData: close connection
[Thr 4152] IcmPlCheckRetVal: Plugin retval: PLUGIN_RET_CLOSE (-702)
[Thr 4152] IcmHandleNetRead(id=0/4693): read_len: 4548, HandleNetData returned: -702
[Thr 4152] IcmConnRollInWP: no need to roll in WP status: ROLLED IN
[Thr 4152] PlugInStopConn: role: 2, error: 0, write_err: 1
[Thr 4152] ->> SapSSLSessionDone(&sssl_hdl=015BC3DC)
[Thr 4152] <<- SapSSLSessionDone(sssl_hdl=19193D20)==SAP_O_K
[Thr 4152] NiICloseHandle: shutdown and close hdl 23 / socket 65268
[Thr 4152] IcmConnClose: Connection 0/4693 closed
[Thr 4152] IcmConnFreeContext: context 0 released
[Thr 4152] IcmServDecrRefCount: intersrv.afdb.local:443 - serv_ref_count: 1
[Thr 4152] IcmWorkerThread: Thread 3: Waiting for event
Cheers,
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