Update,
Well, when the going gets wierd, go back to basics...
Good call
To that end I created a simple servlet that had println statments... They came out as I hoped in the stdout.log file.. I then pasted the Log4j intialization from the problem app to create a Logger.. that also output to the stdout.log.. (it has a ConsoleAppender) Gooood news.. It still was not creating the named log file in the Tomcat root directory.. so I changed that to a hard path to the log directory and that is now showing up..
Note that if you use relative paths, the location of your log file will be relative to the directory from which the VM was started. If you are using the service, I suggest looking in c:\WINNT\system32 (or c:\WINDOWS\system32 on WinXP).
Now I need to figure out what it is that is mucking up everything in the full app....<sigh>
Good luck!
Jake
John...
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