Running Glassfish In Verbose Mode From NetBeans
The title of this post “Running Glassfish In Verbose Mode From NetBeans” is slightly misleading because what I am showing here is a way to view Glassfish logs within NetBeans IDE.
To start Glassfish in verbose mode on a command prompt or Terminal on a mac you’ll use this command.
asadmin start-domain –verbose
This will show you a nice verbose log of Glassfish activity on the Terminal.
From NetBeans all you need to do is start Glassfish as you normally would.

Now click on View Server Log and you’ll see a log of all Glassfish activity in NetBeans IDE.

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Thanks alot! that was useful!