In fact, I got two responses for the question as I had sent the same question twice.
My mailbox was acting funny yesterday, so I had to send it twice.
Well, I do have the log4j.properties file under <web-inf>/classes
I had thought of using the PropertyConfigurator too.
But, when you integrate log4j with struts, we no where mention the log4j.properties file specifically, ie, we
just create the file and put it under the mentioned location.
And when we use it, we do not mention the log4j.properties file anywhere in the files too.
So, how to get a handle to the file?
Correct me if there are better approaches to the same.
Steps by which I integrated are :
a)Got the log4j.jar file
b)created the log4j.properties file
c)created commons-logging.properties file
d) used static logger = new logger(this) in the files where this is the class name.
TIA,
Richie
At 02:28 PM 1/27/2004 -0600, you wrote:
Do you mean changes made after the initial configuration of log4j? You can use
PropertyConfigurator.configureAndWatch( cfgFile, delay )
This will load your log4j configuration file and create a thread that looks for changes to the config file reloading when necessary.
--Norm
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