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Creator II
Creator II

Capture System.out.println output in tesb.log

In my TOS ESB tRestRequest/ tRestResponse job, I have put in a few debug statements using System.out.println(). These show up when I am running the Runtime container using ./trun

 

However, when I start the Runtime container using ./start, these logs do not appear and neither are they logged in the <RunTimeContainer>/log/tesb.log file

 

How can I capture that information? Please help. This has been driving me crazy for the past few days.

 

Thank you.

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root
Creator II
Creator II
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I think you are right, its not in Open source edition.
root
Creator II
Creator II
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So what are my alternatives to capture console logs? Lots show up when doing ./trun. But nothing when doing ./start.

Anonymous
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It is a poor solution but with a TlogRow, you can get logs in Karaf...

root
Creator II
Creator II
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I will try that.
Anonymous
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You might see the sysouts in wrapper.log if you start as a Service

root
Creator II
Creator II
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Hmm, this is interesting. Can you share more details on how to get the wrapper and service setup? is there anything on Talend Documentation?
Anonymous
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root
Creator II
Creator II
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Thank you so much. I will try to implement and see if this solves my problem!