I don't think it has anything to do with jour Netbeans configuration.
NetBeans has an internal Tomcat.
However, I thought that Cactus tests mocked the server and client, so the
only configurations they should need are the Test Libraries folder stuff.
In case it can be useful:
- check you have a commons-logging.properties file in your src/ (and in
your
futher dist/your_app/WEB-INF/classes) with something like:
org.apache.commons.logging.Log=org.apache.commons.logging.impl.Log4JLogger.
- check the consistency of the references in your log4j.xml:
appender/name,
logger/appender-ref.
I just added "commons-logging.properties", and the error message did not
change.
Why doesn't the log4j.xml file say "Log4JLogger" anywhere. That would seem
to be where they match.
What's the chain of events at startup time? What reads what configuration,
and what does it do with each line?
- cactus has a client side and a server side. Check your client and server
classpaths, if you use logging in both of the sides, are properly
configured. You need configuration files for both of them.
Is there a downloadable example of the entire system, up and running, with a
Cactus test and with logging turned on? (Googling for that returns too many
false hits...)
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Phlip
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