classloading isolation problem is a well known problem with log4j and jboss 4.0.2 version. I've tried the wiki instructions to workaround this in vain. It's still a problem. The real problem is that jboss guys are telling that it's working. But If you search the forum, you'll see that many people have been facing to that problem. As I know, there is no real solution without removing log4j.jar in your webapps lib. But I think (like most poeple do) that this is a dirty solution. I'll try to apply te wiki instructions to the new jboss version (4.2.1). If it works, I'll let you know. Meissa "michele.curioni" wrote : I'm using JBoss 4.0.2 and 4.2.0 | I wrote a Log4J Filter that I need to add to a Log4J appender. | The Filter class is packaged inside a ear file. | | If I update the default jboss-log4j.xml in server/default/conf the Filter class is not visible. | | If I add a new log4j.xml and log4j.jar inside the ear file I could not find any way to tell JBoss to use that instead of the default one. | | Log4j.jar is still only loaded from server/default/lib and not from the ear. | | I tried to follow all the instructions in the wiki and forums, but classloading isolation does not seem to work. | | My ear file is made of ejbs and utilities jar. No webapps. | | Is this a known problem in those versions of JBoss? | | Thanks, | Michele
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