Hi Thomas

Thank's for your ideas.
I will try them and I will keep you inform.

Best regards

Andre

Thomas Dudziak wrote:

A Leg wrote:

Hi Thomas

*_loggerClass = Log4jLoggerImpl.class;*
crash when LogingConfiguration , it could seem surprising but it is sure.


The problem arrive
when PersistenceBrokerFactoryBaseImpl make LogFactory.getLogger
getLogger make first a "new LogingConfiguration()"
Which call the load() method in it's constructor.

The crash arrive exactly *in LogingConfiguration.java, line 161*.

This is probably linked to the fact that dbManager is a JINI service.

I have added :
System.out.println("yep, so use log4j");
_loggerClass = Log4jLoggerImpl.class;
_loggerConfigFile = "log4j.properties";
System.out.println("After yep, so use log4j");

and you can see below that it crash just after yep, so use log4j

The debug build give no information here, because debug use logger which does not load.
I have tried first to get debug working, but *this stack come from release compile with jar-debug.*


That is why I have been obliged to add debug messages.

If you look at the stack below :

Load of *ojbLoggingPropFile fail first* :
Load of *ojbPropFile fail also*.

Do we need to adapt our application to support new logging elements ?
Any idea welcome.


Hmm, I have zero knowledge of Jini, but there may be two things that you can try:

* Specify the log4j logger directly in the OJB-logging.properties because the exception occurs in a fallback check that is only called if there is no logger explicitly configured. So put these lines in your OJB-logging.properties:

LoggerClass=org.apache.ojb.broker.util.logging.Log4jLoggerImpl
LoggerConfigFile=log4j.properties

* This might be a classloader issue, so you could change the classloader that OJB uses (when it is not accessing classes directly, in this case it uses the thread's context classloader) via the org.apache.ojb.broker.util.ClassHelper#setClassLoader method. Here you would use the Jini classloader. Please note that you have to do this before using *any* OJB class, and you'll need a recent OJB version (rc7 or CVS).

Tom


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