2 things:
1. i remember reading somewhere that log4j.properties file is the default file it
will look for
2. the examples provided are just an illustration on config file usage. Normally
you would have to use something like
PropertyConfigurator.configure("log4jconfigfile.properties"); somewhere in your
code (replacing log4jconfigfile.properties with whatever filename you are using.
Apparently, somewhere (i still haven't found where) in Tomcat, it is told that if
it finds a log4j.properties file that it should automatically use it.
HTH.
Anuj.
teh j wrote:
> So it would work even though my beans and classes do
> not have a main method?
>
> From looking at the examples on the log4j page, they
> all seem to accept the log4j.properties file as an
> argument via the main method!
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