Hi, it is said that log4j.properties of a java project built by maven goes into /src/main/resources
I did so for my axis2 SpezplaService project. My SpezplaService runs very well and the log4j.properties is in AS/webapps/axis2/WEB_INF/classes, and this log4j.properties are just for axis2 usage and tomcat has it's own log4j.properties file. In short, in my project, in NetBeans, ... AS/webapp/axis2/WEB_INF/classes seams to be the common place for log4j.properties ! isn't it? That results in the following: Having only one axis2 project my log4j.properties reside at src/main/resources/log4j.properties maven clean build packages my log4j.properties into SpezplaService.aar and when I distribute SpezplaService.aar into AS/webapp/axis2/WEB-INF/services SpezplaServices.aar is unpackaged and deployed by deployment.ServiceDeployer When the axis2 deployment is finished you CANOT find the log4j.properties in AS/webapps/WEB-INF/classes, it is just not deployed. What is wrong? Do I have to copy it by hand to this place? Why does the axis2 deployment.ServiceDeployer not deploy my log4j.properties into at least AS/webapps/WEB-INF/classes directory. at least - because this directory keeps classes and log4j.properties for all axis2 projects packaged into an .aar file. So the question be allowed, to have only 2 such .aar files with 2 different log4j.properties to have each axis2 webservice its own log4j configuration Where should log4j.properties files go if I have more then one axis2 .aar packaged webservice? How can I keep log4j configuartion separate for / with each web service arriving in a ".aar" file? Josef
