On 29/09/10 00:12, Alex Kozlov wrote:
Hi Leo,
What distribution are you using? Sometimes the log4j.properties is packed
inside .jar file, which is picked first, so you need to explicitly give a
java option '-Dlog4j.configuration=<path-to-your-log4j-file>' in the
corresponding daemon flags.
You find the JAR which has it in Ant, using the <whichresource> task.
Indeed, that was why we wrote it.
Here's a snippet from one of my buildfiles, tests.run.classpath is the
classpath to run tests that is set up elsewhere
<target name="find-log4j" depends="ready-to-test"
description="find log4j property files in the classpath">
<whichresource resource="/log4j.properties"
classpathref="tests.run.classpath"
property="log4j.test.url" />
<echo>
Log4J on the test classpath: ${log4j.test.url}
</echo>
</target>
