urrent ejb(not ejb3), so
I am sure you can figure it out. Maybe search their J2ee site for JMX
and find examples.
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From: Adrian Pitulac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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No I thought Apache had a J2ee implementation I may be wrong
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From: Tom Sheehan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 6:08 PM
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Subject: RE: Expert help needed for logging in a JavaEE application with
Log4j...
With respect to
2. Yes (unless you are using a repository selector or they were loaded
from different classpath which each have log4j.jar)
3. Options:
A. Each server writes to logs on itself.
B. Send the logs to something shared (using DBAppender, SocketAppender, etc)
We have all servers write logs to themselves
Hello again,
Thanks a lot for helping me... Apache commons logging framework doesn't
quite help me from what i see... From the link you sent me:
"JCL does not (and will never) support changing the configuration of the
wrapped logging system. Please use the mechanisms provided by the
underlying
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Subject: Re: Expert help needed for logging in a JavaEE application with
Log4j...
Hello Tom,
I think it might be i've found a com-sun-commons-logging.jar in the
lib directory of sun app server...
I've checked the Log class and it's package is:
com.sun.org.apache.
Hello Tom,
I think it might be i've found a com-sun-commons-logging.jar in the
lib directory of sun app server...
I've checked the Log class and it's package is:
com.sun.org.apache.commons.logging. It looks as an implementation of
Jakarta commons logging.
i've read a little on the web-si
Your very kind George,
I'm glad you can help me a little,
I've looked at Jboss at the beginning but i've went away due to the ejb3
implementation which is not done yet (only in RC8 i think). And after
some problems with timers in JBoss.
My decision for going with Sun si not a final one - i mig
xpert help needed for logging in a JavaEE application with
Log4j...
You could be right here but Sun Application Server 9 PE (also known as
GLASSFISH) uses the Logging API specified in JSR 047. Searching the
forums/mailing lists i've found many reply's redirecting the log4j
interested users
it to
initialize log4j (like the Mbean). Maybe send links you found for log4j
maybe pps could help you decipher?
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From: Adrian Pitulac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You could be right here but Sun Application Server 9 PE (also known as
GLASSFISH) uses the Logging API specified in JSR 047. Searching the
forums/mailing lists i've found many reply's redirecting the log4j
interested users to the Logging API.
There are very few resources regarding Log4j in the
You may want to check the J2EE server you are examining.
I know JBoss has a separate directory to congigure things like log4j
DataSources etc, perhaps Sun's implementation does also?
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