WHere are the console logs in NW04 EP6?

I just installed WAS 640 Sp9 and EP6 with the latest patch and I cannot find the disp + server console logs?
Thanks
Jeremy

Hi all,
Sorry for the late response.
The WebAS Java 6.40 logs can be found in /usr/sap/<SID>/<INSTANCE>/j2ee/cluster/server<N>/log.
The /usr/sap/<SID>/<INSTANCE>/work directory contains the logs of the Startup Framework.
Best regards,
Vladimir

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[class=com.sap.security.core.acl.imp.wcm.jdbc.JDBCDatabaseConnectionUncached][method=getPermission][cl=12285] #
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[class=com.sap.security.core.acl.imp.Acl][method=isAllowed(IPrincipal, String)][cl=16519] #
Apr 24, 2006 7:33:06 AM # supportability.re... Debug           ACL ID: [njd8uVu5S5Piz2qr2ZrIYW6WNJU=], Returning id
[class=com.sap.security.core.acl.imp.wcm.jdbc.JDBCAcl][method=getID()][cl=11735] #
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Apr 24, 2006 7:33:06 AM # supportability.re... Debug           [default,default(1),jdbc/sapep] permissionName Pcd.Lookup
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Mulder,
<<sarcasm mode on>>
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<<sarcasm mode off>>
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