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I am running Tomcat in Windows using the startup.bat. Tomcat starts up fine and what looks line windows console with a java icon in the top left appears and displays tomcat messages.

Tomcat starts up fine and then I do something that causes an exception which appears in the console. The message is way to big to fit though. It does not appear in the catalina log. Is there a setting to get this into the log?


I've tried increasing the buffer size via the properties of the console but it does not seem to have an effect. Very weird.
 
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Welcome to the JavaRanch, Fredrick!

When you get an exception in Tomcat startup and it doesn't appear in catalina.out, there's a very strong chance you can find it in the localhost logfile instead.
 
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