Logging using Javascript Script Enrichment

[Christoph Bünte]

Is there a way to write something to the enricher log from within the Javascript enrichment script? I guess console.log() wouldn't work. I tried but did not see anything.

Thx, Christoph

[Alex Dean]

Not that I know of - interesting idea though...

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On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 11:52 AM, Christoph Bünte <chri...@avari.io> wrote:

Is there a way to write something to the enricher log from within the Javascript enrichment script? I guess console.log() wouldn't work. I tried but did not see anything.

Thx, Christoph

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[Fred Blundun]

You should be able to access Java classes from inside a script like this:

"importPackage(java.lang); System.out.println('hello world!');"

As described in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8161931/is-this-possible-for-use-javascript-to-call-a-java-method.

[Christoph Bünte]

That workes fine, as we redirect STDOUT and STDERR into the same log file. Thx.