> BTW, as no directories are mentionned in the log4j properties file for > location of output log files, they will go where each side of the > application is started : > - the client side log is located, as you said, in the directory from where > you started the test > - the server side log is located in the directory from where you > started the > server.
That's interesting. I'm seeing the server log file where I start the test (although that could be considered the same as the directory where I started the server, it's where I run the ant script), and no client log file at all! > You cant try : > * to set the debug mode on log4j : log4j.debug=true (in the > cactus_server.log properties file). It will generate a debug log file. > * to browse the log4j archive as this seems related to log4j and if you > don't the answer post the question on the log4j user list > > However, I believe that once you have log4j debugging on, it will > be easier > to find out what's wrong. > Thanks Thanks Vincent, I'll try these, Kevin Jones Developmentor www.develop.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
