We use the init() method of our servlets to do the PropertyConfigurator.configure() or the constructor of our beans. Incidentally, we've had fewer problems finding the properties file when we use PropertyConfigurator.configureAndWatch( "someFileName.properties" ). Don't know why. In our regular objects (i.e. not servlets or EJB's), we do this in the constructors.
Hope this helps. Bobby Dan Lipofsky wrote: >My config.xml file has something like > <StartupClass ClassName="com.mycompany.Init" Name="Init" >Targets="myserver"/> > >The Init class has a main() method which gets run. >It just calls Init.init() which does the work. >- Dan > > >----- Original Message ----- > >>I searched the archive for this question and could not find my exact >>answer. I see that log4j is working in an app server environment so I >>imagine it is not a bottleneck if I use it inside EJBs. I'm hoping it is >>not I should say. My question though is this. How can I set the >>ProperyConfigurator.configure() when there is no main in an app server >>application? >> > > > >-- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > -- Sr. Programmer / Analyst FedEx Services 20 FedEx Parkway Collierville, TN 38017 (901) 263-6517
