You can configure Tomcat logs to use log4j. See the Tomcat docs for details.
You'll need to Google for log4JNA for how to set up that particular
appender.
Mark
On 12/04/2019 20:59, GERALD EICHELBERGER wrote:
Thanks for the response. Can the server logs be setup this way or it is just
for application logs?
Is there any place I can go to learn how to do this?
Gerald
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On 27/03/2019 13:24, GERALD EICHELBERGER wrote:
Greetings, I am looking for assistance in determining if Apache Tomcat has the
ability to have its events/logs to output to the Windows Event Log.
Out of the box? No.
Configure logging to use log4j and then add Log4JNA and it looks to be
doable.
This is now a requirement for my organization. If this is not available where
can I go to get documentation so that I can create a BRJ for this requirement?
BRJ?
I am currently working with Tomcat version 7.0.93 in a Test and Production
environment on Windows Server 2012.
With Tomcat 7 you'll probably want to use log4j rather than log4j2 but
still with log4JNA.
Mark
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