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how can i maintain log files in servlet.
can you give me sample code
 
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What information do you want to log?
JDK (1.4 or above) has logging facilities.
Application servers have their own log files.

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The simplest way, in my opinion is to go get Log4j.
It's extemely powerful, efficient, flexible, and easy to use.

http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/index.html

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