Thanks gregor. This would be to get tomcat to rotate right?
What i was testing was to have a log4j.properties (which I believe is
the same outcome as the log4j.xml) in the common/classes, and commons
logging and log4j jars in the common/lib.
This worked right I had a tomcat.log which rotates and
Any suggestion on this?
thanks
emerson
On 08/08/2008, emerson cargnin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there sorry for the lack of information.
I'm running tomcat 5.5.26.
logging.properties are in the tomcat/conf folder.
My log4j file is inside tomcat/bin/resources
This is the location where
Well,
I guess you should v´have a vanilla start with log4j.
Therefore:
1st make sure that you've got all necessary libs installed in the
appropriate folders (guess you're fine here, otherwise no logs would
show up)
2nd create a file $catalina_home/common/classes/log4j.xml with the
following
Hi Guys
My Log4j configuration has all turned to ERROR in my log4j.lcf. In
resin this works right, so no INFO or DEBUG in the resin main log
file.
In tomcat, though, even if my log file has only ERROR statements,
catalina.out seems to be getting all INFO, DEBUG from my application.
I couldnt'
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Emerson,
emerson cargnin wrote:
| In tomcat, though, even if my log file has only ERROR statements,
| catalina.out seems to be getting all INFO, DEBUG from my application.
| I couldnt' find anything in loggin properties that would set at ROOT
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Hi there sorry for the lack of information.
I'm running tomcat 5.5.26.
logging.properties are in the tomcat/conf folder.
My log4j file is inside tomcat/bin/resources
This is the location where all our resources files are located, to
make transparent the migration from resin to tomcat. I can be
