Infact as I see, in your file you didn't specified verbosely a logger
called "it.cineca.test.j2eeLog.LoggingBean" so log4j will use the
"it.cineca.test". If you call getLevel on the latter you will get a not
null level.
Anyway calling getEffectiveLevel() will work. (I didn't know it) ;-)
> <logger name="it.cineca.test" additivity="false">
> <!-- Valori ammessi: DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL,
> OFF, ALL -->
> <level value="DEBUG"/>
> Let us now suppose I have a class called
> it.cineca.test.j2eeLog.LoggingBean.
> Well, whenever I call "Logger.getLogger(LoggingBean.class)" I
> get a Logger instance whose inner Level instance is null!
> While whenever I call "Logger.getLogger("it.cineca.test")"
> everything works fine.
> Why?! Any hints?
>
> Thanks in advance,
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