At 04:21 PM 1/9/2007, you wrote:
>I wrote a standalone Java application that uses
>commons logging (because of Axis) and log 4j. I am
>using a log4j.properties file. When I run the program
>from within the development (Eclipse) environment, the
>logging works fine. However, when I run the program
>from the command line none of the log messages are
>logged. The log4j.propeties file is in the
>application's jar file in this case.
Where in the application's jar file? In the root of the jar? It
would have to be there for autoconfiguration to work.
>I have also tried
>putting log4j.properties in the folder that I launch
>the program from.
Is said directory in the classpath? That is, is there either a
period or the fully qualified path to this directory in the classpath?
> There is still no logging done.
>Next, I tried putting log4j.properties in the lib
>folder and I added it to the the class path. Still, no
>logging.
>
Added the "lib" folder to the classpath or the file itself? The
latter would be invalid, while the former would be valid.
>To recap, logging is working when I run the program in
>the Eclipse environment, but not working when I run
>the program from the command line.
>
>Is there some configuration that I am missing?
>
If none of the above suggestions pan out, have you made sure that
some other log4j.properties or log4j.xml (which would get picked up
in preference to log4j.properties, even if it comes later in the
classpath) isn't in the classpath?
You can also try running with -Dlog4j.debug=true
Jake
>Thanks,
>Bob
>
>
>
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