IPGraySpace: Netbeans - How to see Glassfish server log window in Netbeans
IPGraySpace: Netbeans - How to see Glassfish server log window in Netbeans
This video shows How to see Glassfish server logs in Netbeans
1. There is a reason I created this video because Netbeans often did not show Glassfish server
log window in the IDE.
2. First thing there is a bug in NetBeans itself when other windows show up Glassfish server
log window itself disappears often.
3. Sometimes the users themselves accidentally close the window and it never shows up again.
4. There are a lot of solutions for this online and almost every one of them does not work for me.
5. After a long time playing with it I found this solution that works for me and hopefully works for you too.
6. Open the service windows
7. Open the server that you configured your app
8. Right-click on the server and 'show log window'
9. this will open up the glassfish server log window again.
follow steps in the video
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