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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 44411] - Logging not working after switching from Weblogic to Websphere
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
Resolution| |INVALID
------- Additional Comments From carnold@apache.org 2008-02-13 05:13 -------
This is a usage question and should be asked on log4j-user (or an appropriate Websphere forum) where
you will more likely get a timely response. Before filing a bug report, you should have at least a suspicion
that there is a bug in the code and provide enough information for the developers to have a chance to find
it. We are good, but we are not psychic.
log4j would not automatically look for log4config.xml (it looks for log4j.xml), so if you were reading
log4config.xml, so someone was telling it to look in a non-default location. You could see what happens
if you provide a log4j.xml file instead.
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