Howdy,
>Why would you call it
>'init-param' if it's not used for initialization.
Something has to explicitly read the init-param. The servlet container
simply makes it available for your servlets to read.
>Now I don't get any thing except the console output when I run the
>following
>test code(I got the following test code from the log4j tutorial), not
even
>warnings. Darn, I cannot believe I am stuck on such a simple matter!
Instead of relying on log4j's default initialization, you can add a
simple line like
PropertyConfigurator.configure(getServletContext().getResource("/WEB-INF
/log4j.properties")) to your servlet's init method and you'll be all
set.
Yoav Shapira
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