Hi there!
I want to include javaflow in my master thesis in order to stop jobs
on remote computers and transfer them to other machines.
I downloaded javaflow from the svn but couldn't get it work at the
first try.
I was wondering, if someone could provide me the binary .jar for the
ant
I want to include javaflow in my master thesis in order to stop jobs
on remote computers and transfer them to other machines.
I downloaded javaflow from the svn but couldn't get it work at the
first try.
The tests do not work from maven at the moment ...but it should be as easy as
mvn clean
I never got any responses on this, so I thought I
should update the list on what I did, just in case
anyone else runs into this in the future. Looking
through the source to the Net library, I found the
cause of my problems, which is closely related to
a bug that's already been filed:
Greeting all,
I'm having a hard time turning on debugging in Apache struts (which is using
commons logging).
I know this should be easy to do, however I'm having a hard time finding the
information on the web.
Can anyone here tell me how to configure commons logging so that it will
display
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I'm having a hard time turning on debugging in Apache struts (which is using
commons logging).
I know this should be easy to do, however I'm having a hard time finding the
information on the web.
Can anyone here tell me how to configure
No, I'm not. I'm using the default install of Struts 1.2.9 with Tomcat 5.5.
Essentially out of the box the commons-logging functionality in Struts
will write to the current day's catalina.log file. This is not optimal,
but it is workable. And it does log messages properly; however it is only
Darren Hall wrote:
Greeting all,
I'm having a hard time turning on debugging in Apache struts (which is using
commons logging).
I know this should be easy to do, however I'm having a hard time finding the
information on the web.
Can anyone here tell me how to configure commons logging so
Thanks Dennis,
I'm using Struts out of the box so I have no logging package in place.
I have no commons-logging.properties file and nothing referring to Log4J or
anything of the sort.
It seems to me that commons-logging is using the Tomcat default logging
(thus it outputs to 'catalina.log').
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However, when I try to deploy my war file in Tomcat I now get a
ClassDefNotFound org.apache.commons.logging.impl.Log4jFactory error.
On the commons-logging website, I see that Log4jFactory is deprecated and
not included in commons-logging 1.1
Darren Hall wrote:
Thanks Dennis,
I'm using Struts out of the box so I have no logging package in place.
I have no commons-logging.properties file and nothing referring to Log4J or
anything of the sort.
It seems to me that commons-logging is using the Tomcat default logging
(thus it outputs to
Excellent!
My application deploys with no exceptions - however (and now I'm venturing
into the Log4j side of things) I don't appear to be producing any log output
at all.
Dennis, if I could bother you one more time - I'm not sure how much of a
Log4j expert you are, but here is the log4j.xml file
Darren Hall wrote:
Excellent!
My application deploys with no exceptions - however (and now I'm venturing
into the Log4j side of things) I don't appear to be producing any log output
at all.
Dennis, if I could bother you one more time - I'm not sure how much of a
Log4j expert you are, but here
Maybe I'm dense, but I'm having a difficult time locating procrun.exe.
This page http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/daemon/procrun.html talks
all about the usage. No download here that I can see.
If I go to the Native binaries link in the left column under Commons
Daemon it takes me to this
Dear all:
I try to put a file 'log4j.properties' to the roof of the source fold. And any
class which use Log4j to output can use the properties.
I don't use Apache Struts, but I think copying the log4j.properties to WEB-INF
should be OK.
The follow is the content of 'log4j.properties'
You can grab tomcat5.exe, which ships with Tomcat-5.5. I believe it
is procrun and it works greate for running Tomcat as a service.
Jake
At 06:54 PM 6/13/2006, you wrote:
Maybe I'm dense, but I'm having a difficult time locating procrun.exe.
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