Hi Dave,
log4j was a bit of a mystery to me. Until ... I realised it revolves around
more of a 'trick', really - as far as I understand it, anyway(!).
log4J seems to sort of 'bind' to a class, viz:
I can declare in a class a logger of type - in my
'/WEB-INF/classes/log4j.properties' file, as follows:
# Set root category priority to WARN and set its only appender to A1.
log4j.rootCategory=WARN, A1
# Notify I would like to log my class
log4j.category.org.mycompany.MyClass=DEBUG
As I understand it as long as my class is at org.mycompany.MyClass, i.e. a
FQ class name, I can say in my class:
private final static Logger log = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.class);
(as long as it matches the FQ path listed in the log4j file) ... then this
will pick-up the definition in the log4j file.
This will then give me log output. You could always define this at a higher
level to get the output you need, or you can selectively select the 'class'
you want to log in the file. As I say - this is my understanding only and it
works for me. Hope this helps.
H.
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How has everyone init'd log4j? Is there an easy way or do I have to write a
short servlet and modify web.xml???
thanks.
dave s.
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