Jacob and Ceki, Thanks for the responses:
Have you read the Jboss' documentation on logging [1]?
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Yes I have. The sections 10.3.6 - 10.3.8 seem to be about specifying your
own configuration file in the ear/war that log just your application's
messages. The following seems like a good resource fo
Paul,
Have you read the Jboss' documentation on logging [1]?
In particular, are you doing anything special to modify JBoss' classloading
behavior?
[1] http://docs.jboss.org/process-guide/en/html/logging.html
Cheers,
Paul Oswald wrote:
> I'm going to give some background information here but s
I don't pretend to know a lot about JBoss, specifically, but I'll bet they
have set up a repository selector and that app logging uses its own logger
respository; separate from the container. When you log to the console logger,
it's logging stuff from one logger repository over the logging con
I'm going to give some background information here but skip to the end
if to see my slf4j specific question...
I've just recently switched a large J2SE/J2EE application over to the
slf4j API. I've also been using the log4j backend so far (previously
it was jdk logging). When the code is running ou
