Andrey,
Yes, it sounds like your suggestion is the next best option to try..
(When Andrus said that he thought that log4j was an abandoned project,
I became hesitant about relying on it as a stable component for the
future.)
I recall reading that the docs for Tomcat 6 say that it is not
included by default and that you have to compile the source and
configure a few things.
I am trying to remember why it was that I was putting off goofing
around with logging until the very end of my project. :)
Which one do you suggest, and can I borrow your properties file? :)
Thanks,
Joe
On Jun 13, 2009, at 2:10 AM, Andrey Razumovsky wrote:
Hi Joe!
As far as I know, Juli is a weak logging system. For instance, I
haven't
found any rolling file appenders, so my logs grew endlessly. I will
not be
surprised if it doesn't support optional package loading. I
reccomend you to
switch to Log4j or something.
Andrey
2009/6/12 Joe Baldwin <[email protected]>
Andrus,
I did quite a few tests yesterday and still cannot determine
whether the
Tomcat logging.properties method will ever work.
The directives that seem to work are as follows:
handlers = org.apache.juli.FileHandler
org.apache.juli.FileHandler.directory = ${catalina.base}/logs
org.apache.juli.FileHandler.prefix = mywebapp.
org.apache.juli.FileHandler.level = WARN
The last line will turns off all logging. If this is changed to
"INFO"
then logging is turned on. However, I cannot get the cayenne
"QueryLogger",
"conf", or "util" directives to work. It may be my syntax (using
juli), or
it may be that Tomcat juli will not disseminate the directives, or
it may be
that it just cannot be done with juli logging.properties.
Thanks,
Joe
On Jun 12, 2009, at 2:12 AM, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
On Jun 11, 2009, at 11:05 PM, Joe Baldwin wrote:
Question:
Is is possible that the Cayenne hard-coded defaults (which I read
about
somewhere in your docs), are over-riding my loggin.properties?
Actually no. Cayenne (or your application code) would log
something with a
certain priority. A logging framework decides whether a given
priority
should be logged or ignored. I have very little experience with
the new
Tomcat "juli" logger. So another random thing to try: instead of
OFF, can
you try WARN (Cayenne logs everything with level INFO, so WARN
should
suppress the logging).
Andrus
