> From: Chris Cheshire [mailto:cheshira...@gmail.com]
> Subject: Re: environment variables for hostname and context name
>
> The tomcat directory is available through the environment
> somehow, and is accessed as ${catalina.home}.
The ${catalina.home} reference is to a system p
Right. The tomcat directory is available through the environment
somehow, and is accessed as ${catalina.home}. From here I can get to
the tomcat logs directory. What else is exposed this way? I am hoping
that if the host and context are available in the logging message
itself, then maybe they are/c
On 19.09.2009 02:18, Chris Cheshire wrote:
> I'm reconfiguring the logging for my tomcat installation (6.0.20) to
> use logback (instead of log4j) for the server logging so I can split
> out error messages on a per host basis. I see that "catalina.home" is
> exposed as an environment var and usable
I forced that error specifically for this example. That's not the
issue. That is an example of what I am trying to log, and it
illustrates that the information I need is available at the logging
level.
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Martin Gainty wrote:
>
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> Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2009 17:18:08 -0700
> Subject: environment variables for hostname and context name
> From: cheshira...@gmail.com
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I'm reconfiguring the logging for my tomcat installation (6.0.20) to
use logback (instead of log4j) for the server logging so I can split
out error messages on a per host basis. I see that "catalina.home" is
exposed as an environment var and usable in the logging configuration
file - what about the
