While I am not familiar with the JMX capabilities of log4j, I am using
the jmx facilities of jboss to manage logj logging of my EJBs and
eventually servlets.
-Ryan
"Craig Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09/04/2002 10:14 AM
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Subject: JMX
I'm was looking into how I would manage my log4j configuration and saw
that it supports JMX. I saw this statement in the javadoc: "It is
unfortunately not of production quality." Can someone qualify that? Does
anyone have experience with it? If this isn't a good solution, has anyone
else come up with what they consider a good pattern for managing logging
in web applications?
Craig Smith
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