hi all,
i've done some digging in the log4j source to try to find out what the
problem is, and i have some questions.
i have made an extension to log4j to provide additional levels, and i have
followed the examples provided with log4j.
what seems to happen is that when i try to get a Logger instance with my
own LoggerFactory, the factory is ignored because of a 'guard'. can anyone
explain how this works, and how i get around it?
sincerely
morten wilken
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hi all,
we are in the process of integrating log4j in a weblogic 5.1 application.
we are using the propertyconfigurator and the configureAndWatch() to setup
watchdog , but we have obsered some strange behaviour.
if we specify a classname in a logger ie:
log4j.logger.com.domain.package.Class=debug
we get a ClassCastException when we try to use a class with logging in it.
however, if we set it to
log4j.logger.com.domain.package=debug
when we start, and later on change it to
log4j.logger.com.domain.package.Class=debug
it logs just fine.
is this a known error or has anybody expeirienced anything like it?
sincerely
morten wilken
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