Hi -
java 1.5
tomcat 4.1.31
log4j 1.2.13
SunOS 5.8
_problem_
The tomcat shutdown.sh doesn't close log4j when log4j
is used to implement commons-logging in a web app.
Any ideas about what mechanism to use to fix this?
I really appreciate any suggestions.
thank you,
Sylvia
_gory details_
I am using log4j to implement commons-logging in my web app:
In WEB-INF/classes/ I have
(1) commons-logging.properties =
org.apache.commons.logging.Log=org.apache.commons.logging.impl.Log4JCategoryLog
(2) a log4j.properties
I put log4j.tar in WEB-INF/classes/lib.
To invoke the logger I simply make the usual commons-logging calls
in my java (struts) program:
(1)static Log log = LogFactory.getLog( xxx.class );
(2)log.info("Here is some INFO");
This all works great. But when
(1) I ran shutdown.sh (to close tomcat)
tomcat didn't fully close - the tomcat process was still
there when I do a 'ps'.
(2) As an experiment, I turned off
log4j (changed commons-logging.properties ....SimpleLog)
and restarted tomcat (startup.sh).
(3) But the log output was still in log4j format (I had
used pattern format).
So it seems tomcat didn't close the log4j 'handler' on shutdown
in (1) and therefore was unable to fully shutdown itself -
that's why it showed up in the 'ps'.
thanks very much.
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