B4J Question jServer Logs

[jahswant]

I’m having some difficulties with Logs when the app is installed in program files with stand alone package. Even if I redirect logs to a specific file. It will always try to write log files in forbidden directory. How can I choose where jServer will wtite these files ?

 

[Erel]

I'm surprised that you were able to build a standalone package from a jServer app.
The logs folder is set with Server.LogsFileFolder. You can set it to File.DirData.

 

[jahswant]

I'm surprised that you were able to build a standalone package from a jServer app.

Is it not possible ?

 

[josejad]

Is it not possible ?

Based in this (wrong) principle, you've done it¡¡¡

 

[LucaMs]

Is it not possible ?

You should tell us; it worked?

 

[jahswant]

You should tell us; it worked?

It’s working fine here !

 

[LucaMs]

I'm surprised that you were able to build a standalone package from a jServer app.

I am surprised that you are... surprised by the quality of your products

 

[Erel]

surprised by the quality of your products

The current version of the underlying Jetty SDK is not compatible with the modules system. Not all features will work.
There are also not too many use cases where it makes sense to package the server. A server is different than a standard user facing app.

I recommend you to run it as a jar.

 

[EnriqueGonzalez]

Did you mix it with a Ui project? What i mean is, did you created a ui project and imported the server library ?

 

[jahswant]

Did you mix it with a Ui project? What i mean is, did you created a ui project and imported the server library ?

No. Since a moment, it's possible to create a standalone package with NON-IU APPs. My App is a TCP Based I added jServer to exploit Background Tasks and they are working Nicely.

 

[tchart]

If you use Win SW to run your app as a windows service you can redirect the logs to a different directory;

Better Windows Services (for B4J)

There are many threads on the fourm regarding Windows Services e.g. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/java-as-windows-service.65741/#content For many years Ive used "JavaService" but this is old, hasnt been updated for years and while robust isn't that friendly to set up. To be fair to...

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e.g. the config file below will put the logs into a sub-directory called "logs" but there is no reason this couldnt be a temp directory or other location

<service>
  ...
  <logpath>%BASE%\logs</logpath>
  <log mode="roll-by-size">
    <sizeThreshold>10240</sizeThreshold>
    <keepFiles>8</keepFiles>
  </log> 
</service>