Bill,
Would you like to contribute to log4j so that it better handles SecurityManager generated exceptions?
At 04:54 AM 11/27/2004, you wrote:
If your JVM runs with a SecurityManager (common in production J2EE environments), you'll be prevented from doing various otherwise ordinary things unless the Java security policy has been configured to let you. So, you see in log4j various places catching security exceptions and falling back to something reasonably graceful. (There are comments in the source code about some ancient MS JRE version, but the same thing applies to all modern JREs.)
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