Try log4j 1.3 and DBAppender. It should work like a charm.
At 08:31 PM 10/25/2004, you wrote:
Our app currently moves from a development server, to a test/staging server, to a production server. We would like to log each of these app instances to the corresponding Oracle database. For a series of political and technical reasons, keeping separate log4j.properties files on each server for configuration is not ideal. We would like to use the JNDI datasources already defined on each of the servers/clusters, so that moving the ear to the new server automatically sets the database connection information to match the rest of the application. I have searched long and far on the internet, and can't find anything that would hint as to how we can point the log4j JDBCAppender at the datasources our Spring-based app is already using. Has anyone done anything like this?
Any pointers will be greatly appreciated...
Clark Christensen
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