When I need to look at the server log, I just SSH into the host and vi the log file. It isn't a glamorous solution, but it is simple and it does work. It also has severe limitations. One of the things I've been working on in my "copious spare time" is a new tool for working with log files based on my own workflow. Up until now, it's been a desktop/Swing application. On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 2:12 PM, diroussel <nabble@diroussel.xsmail.com>wrote:

Saty,

Your post didn't make it onto the mailing list, as you are not subscribed. It only made it into nabble.

I don't know of any, but it sounds like the kind of thing someone would have written before. If you can't find one you could write your own appender which keeps the most recent log messages in a buffer, and exposes them to a servlet.

Of you could just server up your log folder with a file servlet.

David

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Does logback has anything to browse application log at a URL for web applications. I read about logback access log but i am interested to browse actual application log in somewhat similar way or download logs, any pointer to related documentation would be helpful.

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