Howdy,
> Thanks, thats a help but because of the setup of our application, I
cant
>use the first two options, and I'd rather not define another properties
>file just to store ${CATALINA_HOME}/logs/logs.txt. Is there any way I
can
>do it programatically? What are the other options?
No. It would be against the spirit, if not the letter, or the servlet
specification for a servlet to be able to find out such details about
its container. Even the approaches I showed before weren't that
portable. This is like those perennial "how can I find out what port
the server is running on in my servlet's init() method?" (You can't with
certainty/portability).
Other options include adding a JNDI entry for your log file path into
tomcat's server.xml and then doing a JNDI lookup in your servlet's init
method, or mangling your log4j configuration together with tomcat's
commons-logging configuration. The latter is just cruising for a
bruising, and the former is too container-specific (requires modifying
server.xml) for my preferences, so I didn't include them before.
Typically the Ant option is the one I like best, but I guess you don't
use Any to deploy/package your application?
Yoav Shapira
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