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log4j, Commons Logging Configuration Problem
Dear All,
We are facing a configuration problem with Log4j and Commons Logging.
We are working with WSAD and Websphere Application Server Integration
Edition.
First we placed Log4j, Commons Logging jars in web-application/web-inf/lib
folder and properties files in web-inf/classes.
At this time we have a problem with classpath, our ejb moudles and other
java applications not able to get Log4j, Commons Logging class files.
Later we moved jar files into ear application and given a mapping to commons
logging and log4j by using Manifest file.
Now all modules are able to acess the Log4j, Commons Logging files but we
are not able to see the logs.
Their is any strategy to configure Log4j and Commons Logging in ear
application.
How to test logging is configures property or not. Is their any method to
test where the logging files are writing.
Thanks in Advance,
Ashok.D
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log4j, Commons Logging Configuration Problem
Posted by ashokd <as...@visualsoft-tech.com>.
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From: "ashokd" <as...@visualsoft-tech.com>
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Sent: Friday, May 09, 2003 9:13 PM
Subject: log4j, Commons Logging Configuration Problem
> Dear All,
>
> We are facing a configuration problem with Log4j and Commons Logging.
>
> We are working with WSAD and Websphere Application Server Integration
> Edition.
>
> First we placed Log4j, Commons Logging jars in web-application/web-inf/lib
> folder and properties files in web-inf/classes.
>
> At this time we have a problem with classpath, our ejb moudles and other
> java applications not able to get Log4j, Commons Logging class files.
>
> Later we moved jar files into ear application and given a mapping to
commons
> logging and log4j by using Manifest file.
>
> Now all modules are able to acess the Log4j, Commons Logging files but we
> are not able to see the logs.
>
> Their is any strategy to configure Log4j and Commons Logging in ear
> application.
>
> How to test logging is configures property or not. Is their any method to
> test where the logging files are writing.
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Ashok.D
>
>
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