On Mac OS X it is best to put log files in ~/Library/Logs
Whereas ~ is the home directory of the user.
Your log file should have the extension .log
This way, users can browse it with the Console application.
If your application creates multiple of log files, put the files into
a subdirectory with your application name.
Best Regards,
Werner
On 08.01.07, at 15:57, Paul Taylor wrote:
I have written a Java application , for OSX it is packaged as
an .app. Ive recently added some logs files but where should they
go so they are easily accessible to the end user ? I originally
held them in under .app within the resources folder, but this did
not very easy as the user has to use 'Show Package Contents' to get
to them, I then moved them to /tmp , but this does not seem
available from the Finder and they have to use the Terminal Window
to access it, so what is the correct location ?
thanks Paul
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