Hi,
>personal tasks), so I set the following system property :
>
> -Dlog4j.configuratorClass=mypackage.MyConfigurator
This system property will then be set for all the webapps, as they all
share the same JVM instance.
>Please note I can use a Servlet.init() to configure Log4J because
>some librairies (Hibernate) use log4j to display infos before any
>servlet is initialized by Tomcat.
You mean you can NOT use a Servlet#init method, right? Use a
ServletContextListener instead of a Servlet#init method. This will get
called before any of your libraries are initialized. In that listener's
contextInitialized method, do
System.setProperty("log4j.configuratorClass",
"mypackage.MyConfigurator");
// Configure log4j
System.setProperty("log4j.configuratorClass", null);
And take the -Dlog4j.configuratorClass out of your java launch options:
only do it dynamically as shown above, and then undo it so other webapps
are not affected.
This is a bit kludgey, as it relies on the fact webapps in tomcat are
initialized in series rather than in parallel. But I don't see a method
like LogManager#configure(Configurator x, ...) in log4j.
Yoav Shapira
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