Thanks. I've checked the log4j and cactus documents. Cactus uses log_server.properties and log_client.properties. These two files are included in the cactus.jar. So they are already in the classpath.
What I have to do is to attach an appender to my test category (com.eal, for example) or attach an appender to the root category. The default settings only attach an appender to org.apache.cactus. Cheers, Li -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 2:34 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: cactus/jbuilder/jrun log4j.properties file also should be in your classpath. See log4j docucment for more detail. "Zhang, Li" <Li.Zhang@eal To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" .ab.ca> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: 10/05/01 Subject: cactus/jbuilder/jrun 04:13 PM Please respond to cactus-user Dear Cactus guru: I've finally got cactus/jbuilder/jrun working together. I did my first testcase to test an EJB. It worked pretty good. 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. Could any one point me why I got this error? How can I have log4j worked for me? Thanks. Li
