Hello!
I have a web application running under Tomcat with uses Logging separation as
described here:
http://logback.qos.ch/manual/loggingSeparation.html#ContextJNDISelector
This means that logback jars are located under ${catalina.home}\lib.
For the build I use maven and perform also a integration test with the
maven-failsafe-plugin and the tomcat-maven-plugin. The tomcat-maven-plugin has
the logback jars as dependencies, but I do not know how to provide a
logback.xml. Of course I could use a ServletContextListener to distinguish
programmatically between development and production environment.
What are best practices to separate development logging, integration test
logging and production logging when development logging should use the config
inside the war and production logging should use the logging set up by the
operational team in the Tomcat?
Is it possible to determine if the logging infrastructure is set up or not? I
could use this information in a ServletContextListener to force a new
initialisation.
Is it possible to tell logback to use the config file in WEB-INF\classes even
if the logback jars are located under ${catalina.home}\lib?
Kind regards, CL
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