Hi Jake,
Thanks for the reply. We are running it on the weblogic 9.2.2 server. There
is no log4j.jar under the APP-INF/lib.
Each of the webapp picks up its own log4j.properties from the classpath
during startup.
E.g. App1 picks up [CLASSPATH]/App1/log4j.properties.
App2 picks up [CLASSPATH]/Ap
We have multiple WARs in a EAR. Each of the WARs includes the log4j.jar and
loads its own log4j.properties during the startup of the webapp. With this
setup, each WAR can log into its own log file.
99% of the time it is working propoerly, but there are sporadic cases where
an entry either doe
