Logging and Analyzing Adaptor Activity
If an adaptor sees that a file named logWebObjects exists in the temporary directory, it will log its activity in WebObjects.log in that same directory. Logging adaptor activity significantly decreases performance. Use this feature only if you suspect something is wrong.The temporary directory depends on the platform:
- /tmp on Mach, Solaris, and HPUX
- The directory indicated by the TEMP environment variable on Windows NT
INFO: -- WOServerAdaptor: Load Balancing for Examples/TimeOff WARN: -- WOServerAdaptor: "No such file or directory" occurred while opening the configuration file C:\NETSCAPE\ns-home\httpd- 80\config/WebObjects.confThe procedure is:
- Start a command shell window (on NT use the Bourne Shell in the WebObjects program group).
- Change to the temporary directory (using the cd command).
- Enter the following command to create the logWebObjects file:
- Enter the tail command to print the current activity in the adaptor to standard output (the shell window):
touch logWebObjects
tail -f WebObjects.log
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