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Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 9:33 PM
Subject: Re: cactus/jbuilder/jrun
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> log4j.properties file also should be in your classpath. See log4j
> docucment for more detail.
Yes, but Cactus initialize Log4j itself from its own properties file. The
solution is described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/configuration.html. Once you have added
your category to the Cactus properties file, simply write :
public void testXXX()
{
logger.debug("xxxxx");
...
}
where logger is a log4j category inherited from XXXTestCase.
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> "Zhang, Li"
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> Dear Cactus guru:
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> I've finally got cactus/jbuilder/jrun working together. I did my first
> testcase to test an EJB. It worked pretty good.
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> Now I want to make the log4j work with cactus - I got "No appenders could
> be
> found for category (HDAgentTest). Please initialize the log4j system
> properly" error message. The "log4j-core.jar" is in my classpath.
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> Could any one point me why I got this error? How can I have log4j worked
> for
> me?
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> Thanks.
>
> Li
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