Marcelo
Thanks, Will try to make sure that Log4J initializes prior to ActionServlet
load. Earlier, I had a Logger class which had a Category instance
initialized in a static block. Looks like my Logger was loaded prior to
ActionServlet with 1.0.2. Now, I guess I have to write a startup servlet and
load it prior to ActionServlet as you said.
have a good weekend
hemant
public class Logger
{
static Category category = Category.getInstance("mpi");
static {
try
{
String pc = CommonConstants.LOG4JPATH;
System.out.println("pc is " + pc);
if ((pc.trim().length() > 0) && (null != pc))
{
Properties pp = new Properties();
URL url = pp.getClass().getResource(pc);
PropertyConfigurator.configure(url);
}
else
{
BasicConfigurator.configure();
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
System.err.println("Error in Configuration: " + e);
}
}
///////////////////////
// Lots of methods here for debug(), info(), etc
//////////////////////
}
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> hemant wrote:
> > The Log4J configuration loaded property when I used Struts 1.0.2. If it
> > worked then, shouldn't it work now with struts 1.1beta?
>
> It worked with 1.0.2, but Struts did not use the commons-logging package
> then, so the log messages weren't printed through Log4j, which is the
> case now.
>
> It seems that you initialize the log4j configuration after the Struts'
> ActionServlet loads, so when the ActionServlet (and the Digester, and
> Beanutils, etc) try to log and log4j is not yet configured, you get that
> error.
>
> I have a servlet that loads some configuration for my application. I've
> set it up so that it loads before the Struts' ActionServlet, so that the
> log4j system is properly initialized when called. Try do do something
> similar.
>
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