Re: NSLog confusion

Hi,

Anjo Krank wrote:
> check if you have log4j in one of the java extension dirs,,,
> 
> Am 08.02.2006 um 07:57 schrieb Matt Kime:
> 
>> WO 5.3.1 deploying on redhat enterprise linux.
>>
>> I have an issue with my project that only occurs when deployed. This
>> is forcing me to become familiar with NSLog. Unfortunately, I'm having
>> trouble getting output from NSLog. I was hoping that the following
>> code would produce output -
>>
>>     public Application() {
>>         super();
>>          NSLog.err.setIsVerbose(true);
>>          NSLog.err.appendln("NSLog err enabled");
>>          NSLog.debug.appendln("NSLog debug enabled");
>>      }
>>
>> i have my project output path to my home directory. debugging enabled
>> check in instance settings.
>>
>> obviously i'm not understanding something here. what am i missing?
>>

Just a couple of guesses, can the app write to your home directory?
Did you make the path to a file or just to the directory? I dont know if
you have to specify a filename or if it has a default or not.

HTH,
  - shaun