Sorry, that's uncharted territory for me...
Remko
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> On 2015/01/23, at 8:54, "Blaine Bergeson (bbergeson)"
> wrote:
>
> Well, my previous solution works great for normal applications but it does
> not work for NetBeans RCP apps. I placed the package that contains the clas
Well, my previous solution works great for normal applications but it does not
work for NetBeans RCP apps. I placed the package that contains the class and
configuration file in a module and then made the package visible to other
modules. I also modified the code to read the configuration file
I was able to get the following code to work. This code was placed in a method
in a class that was in the same package as the log4j2.xml file. I call this
method in the main entry point of my application before getting any loggers. I
had to do a google search to find out about the Configurato
I can't seem to load a configuration file? The reason I am doing this is
because I have my configuration file in a package that is not on the default
classpath. Adding the package to the classpath is not straight forward. Also,
I don't want to add a system property or environment variable bec
I was finally able to get a solution that worked by using Routing. It seems
that maybe the evaluation of the route is delayed so that the values of the
context map are available by the time it is evaluated. Here is an example of
my configuration file.
