Currently I don't know how to use the application's log property file without adding <hidden-classes> or <import-package>. But I know if you want to use one copy of log4j librarry in the server and share it with all application in the server, you can use the SharedLib feature. I mean use the <import-package> and SharedLib feature.
I'm interesting to your problem, and continue to investigate the root cause. 2012/10/12 jcyim <[email protected]> > hello. > I'm trying to use application specific log. > So I have followed instructions in geronimo manual pages. > but, I failed. > Geronimo never reads my applicaiton's log property file. > I have tried to use <hidden-classes> and/or <import-package> > but the result was same. it didn't work. I could not hide geronimos's > logging classes. > > The only way I was successful is to include my log4j library files in my > web > applications. > Even though, it was successful, I thinks that way is very unefficient > because every single wep application neet to include logj4j librarry in > self. > > can you please help me? > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://apache-geronimo.328035.n3.nabble.com/geronimo-3-0-application-specific-logging-tp3985902.html > Sent from the Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- Best Regards Gary
