Jesse Vitrone wrote:
The application I work on currently uses Log4j, we at startup, we do this:
* read in xml file with log4j settings (similar to log4j.properties, but this
xml has environment dependant settings).
* use our framework to parse the XML and return a Properties object with the
right settings for that environment.
* call PropertyConfigurator.configure(props);
I'm trying to use Axis 1.4, which uses Commons Logging and I'm trying turn on debugging for org.apache.axis.transport.http.HTTPSender. I'm not seeing the Axis logging when I add org.apache.axis.transport.http.HTTPSender into our config file.
I believe I'm having trouble because we are manually configuring Log4j, and
Commons Logging isn't finding a log4j.properties file (since we don't use one).
Is there a way to programmatically configure Commons Logging so that when Axis
uses Commons Logging which uses Log4j, it gets our config?
Thanks in advance.
Commons logging does not try to find configuration files for log4j. That
job is left to log4j to do. So I guess asking on one of the mailing
lists for logging.apache.org would give you better results.
From what I can tell by your description the question you want to ask
them is "How can we make a custom configuration handler for log4j?"
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Dennis Lundberg
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