This isn't necessarily app-server independent, but you can probably can take
advantage of variable substitution in the config file. Log4j can substitute
system property values into the log4j config file using the Ant-like syntax
(${<system properties>}), so if your app server puts deployment-specific
information into system variables (Weblogic does), then you can use them.
Is it really necessary to do it in a totally app-server independent manner?
It's just a matter of changing the config file. Are you running a
heterogenous set of J2EE servers?
Ken
-----Original Message-----
From: Doubleday, Dennis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 5:09 PM
To: 'Log4J Users List'
Subject: Making HTML log file available through web app
Another question is "How, in an app-server independent way, can I make my
web app HTMLLayout log files available through the web app itself?
It would seem that I would need to write the log to a file located under the
web app docroot, but I don't know how to specify such a location in the
log4j.xml file.
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