John Embretsen wrote:
> legolas wood wrote:
>> John Embretsen wrote:
> [...]
>>> I think that is possible, by specifying a (Java) stream to which the
>>> error/info log will be written instead. Take a look at the Tuning
>>> guide pages for the following properties:
>>>
>>> derby.stream.error.field
>>> derby.stream.error.method
>>>
>>>
>> Thank you for reply.
>> how i can use this parameters from within java source code of my
>> application ?
>
> Not sure what you mean. Let's say that you are using the Network
> Server and that you start it from the command line. Then you have to
> specify one of these properties when starting the server (using, for
> example, -Dderby.stream.error.field=java.lang.System.err), or in a
> derby.properties file before starting the server.
>
> If you don't want to use a pre-defined stream (such as System.err or
> System.out), you will have to make one that is accessible as a Java
> field or via a Java method.
>
>
Hi
Thank you for reply.
I should use them in embedded Derby , so i can not pass parameters to it
or try to set OS parameter because it goes to run on clients machines.
so i asked for  a method that allows me use them from my java codes.