Re: [S2] Velocity.properties file and Struts

2010-05-08 Thread Burton Rhodes
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RE: [S2] Velocity.properties file and Struts

2010-05-08 Thread Martin Gainty
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Re: [S2] Velocity.properties file and Struts

2010-05-07 Thread Burton Rhodes
I think I figured it out. Not struts related. I am using the singleton Velocity class which needs an explicit call to the properties file or properties need to be set in code before init(). In case anyone is interested, the code below did the trick Velocity.setPropert

RE: [S2] Velocity.properties file and Struts

2010-05-07 Thread Martin Gainty
turn off velocity logging runtime.log.logsystem.class=org.apache.velocity.runtime.log.NullLogSystemlet log4j take over logging by placing log4j.properties in your classpath ( i always place a copy of log4j.properties in web-inf/classes ) hth Martin Gainty __