...but note that unless you are dong something fancy, log4j doesn't
need any separate initialization steps as long as the log4j config
file is set up properly and in the classpath so log4j's static
initializer can find it.
One problem I have run into before is when there are two log4j.xml
files i
Ed,
Right now commons-digester.jar is in the webapp's classpath, and so it is the
jar file (management.jar) which includes my log file, but it still gets the
log4j warning error message.
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger
(org.apache.catalina.startup.TldConfig).
lo
If you need to initialize anything before the rest of the system gets a hold
of it (like logging), use a javax.servlet.ServletContextListener and process
the contextInitialized() event. It gets called before anything else in the
context gets initialized.
(*Chris*)
On 10/30/06, Ed Griebel <[EMAI
For a WAR file you are going to deploy: create a log4j.properties or a
log4j.xml file and get it into your warfile under WEB-INF/classes. The
actual process of doing this differs if you are using Maven, an IDE
deployer (e.g. JDeveloper or WSAD), or Ant to generate and deploy a
WAR.
For a webapp r
People in the list,
I have my own log.java, and I would like to make a call to my own log
definitions before initialize/using the digester
(org.apache.commons.digester.Digester). However, I have no idea how to call my
own log first. Any suggestions? Thank you very much!
Right now, I
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