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How to track java Exceptions in Tomcat Log

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We have monitoring large java application logs (Ex - Hotel Directory ) , there are many logs entry in our log file and can not figure out Java Exceptions by looking at catalina.out log file.

Using with tail and grep command in Linux, we can track Java Exception, This is very helpful to us Track exception in testing and production environment.

In Tomcat
tail -f catalina.out | grep -P "(WARN|ERROR|^\tat |Exception|^Caused by: |\t... \d+ more)"

In Any Java Application Logfile
tail -f logfile | grep -P "(WARN|ERROR|^\tat |Exception|^Caused by: |\t... \d+ more)"

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