Hi,
We use a startup class in WebLogic to configure Log4j.
Log4j is setup so that it sends messages to JMS. (pub-sub).
The receiver (JMSReceiver modified a little) picks up the messages
and writes them to a file.
We have two configuration files for log4j, one for the receiver and
one for EJB's that log messages.
Attached it the WebLogic startup file. You also have to make a few
changes in the weblogic.properties file.
Priyank
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Hi,
My EJB's are deployed on the same weblogic server as the jsp's.
Does anyone have any example ejb logging code ?
Cheers
Marc
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Where are your EJB's deployed? If they are not on the same machine/VM then
they may not be getting configured for log4j.
Hope this helps,
Seemantini
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Hi,
I have Log4J working with jsp's and servlets but it isn't working with
EJB's?
Any ideas?
Thanks
Marc
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