Unfortunately I dont have the control over the container life cycle I can
barely deploy the "war" file.
> How do you start your web/app server. Usually, its through a bat file which
> contains the java command. If that's the case, then you can pass your system
> properties as part of java command. Something like:
>
> java -D"myWebApp=c:/somepath" .........
>
> You will have to check the bat file which starts the server to see where
> this fits in.
>
> regards,
> -Jaikiran
>
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> Hi everyone,
> I'd like that classes running in a web application would log to a file whose
> path is local to the absolute path where the web app is running. This means
> that, named ${myWebApp} my web application, I'd like to define the
> FileAppender file property to
> ${myWebApp}'s absolute path . I've tried doing this by creating a
> ServletContextListener implementation and declaring in it a SystemProperty,
> but it doesnt work so far: i mean, it works but not the very first time that
> the web app rises, and this happens because class loader loads the log4j.jar
> before the ContextListener had called,I presume. Any hints are appreciated
>
> Ign Rome, Italy
>
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