Dave wrote:
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 12:17 PM, Skid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK I have Roller 4 working on JBoss4 with DB2. A coworker has wrangled mod_jk
and mod_rewrite into shape and all looks great.
But I still am mystified by what is going on with logging. As I understand
it the log4j.properties file in conf has no effect any longer? It doesn't seem
to and I've googled
around a bit on this and am still a bit mystified about what roller is doing
with logging.
As is it seems to suppress all logging in all apps running in the jboss
instance I'm deployed in.
I can't explain why Roller's Log4J would supress logging from other
apps, but I can explain what's happening with log4j.properties: with
Roller 4.0, you put your Log4J configuration directly into your
roller-custom.properties file.
- Dave
Well that doesn't seem to work either.
I tried it.
It's odd. If I run from an IDE typically I can see all the System.out's
in the console area at the bottom. But if I run with roller deployed
all output ends at "INFO [STDOUT] Roller Weblogger: Successfully loaded
custom properties file from classpath"
Doesn't matter if I have configured log4j in roller-custom.properties or
not. No more console messages and no logging.
