On May 17, 2006, at 1:00 PM, James Stauffer wrote:
Run with -Dlog4j.debug and it should show you how it it trying to
configure itself.
Default configuration should occur BEFORE XmlSplitter.main() is
entered and the "log4j.file.name" system property is set. To me, it
looks like it would occur during the getLogger() call. If you want
to set the property, either:
a) use a command line option, -Dlog4j.file.name=XmlSplitter
b) ensure that the system property is set before the call to
Logger.getLogger()
c) explicitly initialize logging
For option b, you could do something like:
private static final Logger logger = createLogger();
private static final Logger createLogger() {
System.setProperty("log4j.file.name", "XmlSplitter");
return Logger.getLogger(XmlSplitter.class.getName());
}
However, if something else triggers default initialization, you could
still have the same issue of setting the property after it was
attempted to be used.
If your problem wasn't a bungled file name due to the property not
being set, then please elaborate on what appears to be going wrong.
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