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When I start up my JBoss server I pipe standard out to a file. When looking at that file I see a timestamp but I can’t figure out what day the event happend.
The sample below is from my output file. I can see the action happened at 10:35 but on what day and what does the “24,253” mean?
10:35:24,253 INFO [STDOUT] Here 1
10:35:24,253 INFO [STDOUT] Here 2
10:35:24,254 INFO [STDOUT] Here 3
The 10:35:24 is the time (24 is seconds) and 253/254 is milliseconds. To see the full date, check the logs that JBoss generates (mine are in …\jboss-5.1.0.GA\server\default\log\server.log).