I do not use Log4j specifically but if you had an LDAP server you could
store the XML in there. The XML can be quite long depending on the LDAP
server. You would read the string from LDAP and then convert the string to
an InputStream as follows:
byte[] xmlStream = aString.getBytes();
ByteArrayInputStream bais = new ByteArrayInputStream(xmlStream);
I know it is a Input stream but it is in memory so is not using IO to disk.
(I have tried this but not inside an EJB only in command line).
"Bellamy, Scot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 21/03/2002 06:07:55
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Subject: Using log4j with EJB
In our environment we are using J2EE, including EJB. We would like to
employ Log4J as our logging utility for new projects. This isn't a
problem with the exception of EJB. We have identified a way to write
log messages utilizing JMS to send to a separate running process.
However, we haven't found a good way to utilize the Log4J configuration
files in EJB, since EJB code cannot utilize the java.io package. Has
anyone discovered a way to accomplish this?
Thanks,
Scot.
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