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Posted to log4j-user@logging.apache.org by neeha <sw...@rediffmail.com> on 2007/07/29 22:29:16 UTC
Not able to log messages
Hi All,
I have an application running in my windows system. But when i try to run
the application in Unix environment there seems to be a problem with the
log4j.
I checked to see if some log messages are printed using log4j in unix
environment. Then i tried to do a console appender to see if it prints in
the console if not in the file. None of them seems to be printing the log
messages.
I removed the log4j.property from the root directory (in our case the bin
directory) to check if i get an error for the missing log4j.property file.
But i did not get an error .
What could be the problem??? Can anybody help me out in this.
The same application with the same log4j.property file works fine for me in
Windows.
Is it something to do with classpath because i tried to add the property
file in the classpath also.
I am not really sure why log4j is not able to print the messages(not even in
the console). If anybody has some clarification or suggestions do get back.
Thanks,
Neeha
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Re: Not able to log messages
Posted by Jacob Kjome <ho...@visi.com>.
How are you running your program? Under an
appserver? Standalone? How is log4j.properties loaded by
Log4j? Using autoconfiguration with log4j.properties in the root of
the classpath, pointing to it via the system property, or loading it
manually off the classpath or the file system?
It sounds to me like it's either not being configured or its finding
another config file. Note that if log4j.xml is found, it will be
used in preference to log4j.properties.
Jake
At 03:29 PM 7/29/2007, you wrote:
>
>Hi All,
>
> I have an application running in my windows system. But when i try to run
>the application in Unix environment there seems to be a problem with the
>log4j.
>
>I checked to see if some log messages are printed using log4j in unix
>environment. Then i tried to do a console appender to see if it prints in
>the console if not in the file. None of them seems to be printing the log
>messages.
>I removed the log4j.property from the root directory (in our case the bin
>directory) to check if i get an error for the missing log4j.property file.
>But i did not get an error .
>
>What could be the problem??? Can anybody help me out in this.
>The same application with the same log4j.property file works fine for me in
>Windows.
>
>Is it something to do with classpath because i tried to add the property
>file in the classpath also.
>
>I am not really sure why log4j is not able to print the messages(not even in
>the console). If anybody has some clarification or suggestions do get back.
>
>Thanks,
>Neeha
>
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>View this message in context:
>http://www.nabble.com/Not-able-to-log-messages-tf4166795.html#a11854825
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>
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