Hi,
Howdy,
While Mr. (?) Lenharcik's suggestion will work, I'd suggest doing it
slightly differently: use a ServletContextListener and initialize log4j
in the contextInitialized() method.
Mr is right; But only if you are using the servlet api 2.3 this would be
work. My solution was done before... ;-)
>(if your
>file is in /classes you can use reflection
>CLASSNAME.class.getRessource("/configfile.lcf")
Technically speaking, that's not reflection ;) But it'll work. For
people like me who don't like to mix config files and compiled code, you
can use the
I love it ;-)
"The reflection API represents, or reflects, the classes, interfaces, and
objects in the current Java Virtual Machine."
With the reflection API you can:
Determine the class of an object.
....
Exactly this is done here. What in your opinion is that else?
Juraj
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