Jake --
Thanks for the clarification.
Short answer: yes.
Detailed answer: In addition to log4j.jar getting wrapped up and
deployed, there's a log4j.jar file sitting in /weblogic700/common/lib,
and the script I run to start the server includes this file in its
classpath.
I'm sure the problem is not caused by that file being version 1.2.7
whilst I deploy 1.2.3, or some permutation thereof; I made sure
everything is the same version.
So, if I understand you correctly, you (and Ceki) are saying that maybe
WL is pulling in that file at start-up, but is somehow losing it when I
re-deploy the app?
Interesting.
I'll poke around based on that theory, and let you know how it goes.
Thanks,
-- Pete
-----Original Message-----
From: Jacob Kjome [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 12:45 PM
To: Log4J Users List
Subject: Re[2]: Problem with Log4j and Weblogic hot deploy
Hello Pete,
I think you missed the meaning of what was asked. What was meant by
the question was "Do you have log4j-x.jar in a number of places?" was
"Do you have multiple instances of log4j.jar in your Weblogic
install"? So, do you have, maybe one log4j.jar (forget versions for
now) in the classpath and one log4j.jar in some lib directory within
the Weblogic server that Weblogic automatically picks up such as
Tomcat's common/lib or shared/lib?
The issues is to figure out whether when the app was trying to load
log4j.jar from different classloaders at different times. Also, there
could still be version issues where the one in the classpath might be
log4j-1.2.3 and the one in Weblogic's special lib directory is
log4j-1.2.7 and things confused.
Maybe you can respond to that
Jake
Wednesday, November 27, 2002, 9:45:28 AM, you wrote:
>> Do you have log4j-x.jar in a number of places?
BP> Yes, but that's true of a lot of other .jar files as well, and
they're
BP> working fine.
>> Have you checked the WL 7 database?
BP> I haven't been able to find any kind of WL database on the BEA site;
BP> even their "dev2dev" section is a touch heavy on marketing glurge.
BP> (Though I did cross-post my previous message to an appropriate BEA
BP> newsgroup.) Do you have a particular DB in mind? And do you have a
BP> URL?
BP> And to rule out a few more things . . .
BP> I'm getting the same behavior in log4j-1.2.3 and log4j-1.2.7.
BP> This isn't related to Weblogic 6 getting confused by additional
periods
BP> in a jar file name; shrinking "log4j-1.2.7.jar" to "log4j.jar" has
no
BP> effect.
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