You have to associate the appender with a category. Try reading the log4j manual
to see how one uses appenders:
http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/documentation.html
Matthew Hixson wrote:
In server/default/conf/log4j.xml I have the following:
In my class I'm getting a logger and logging a test message like so:
Logger _systemLogger = Logger.getLogger("system");
_systemLogger.debug("Hey, is this thing on?");
The strange thing is that the message does not appear in
/usr/local/jboss/server/default/log/debug.log, and in fact no such file
ever gets created. Instead I see:
2003-09-04 00:56:27,291 DEBUG [system] Hey, is this thing on?
in server/default/log/server.log. That file is mentioned in two of the
appenders that are commented out. I don't know why my messages are
going to that file instead of the one that I have told the appender to use.
Another thing that would be very nice would be the ability to send
everything that met the "system" appender's threshold to both the
logfile and the console. I don't want to have to change the "CONSOLE"
appender's threshold to DEBUG because then I get a ton of messages from
JBoss' internals and this really slows things down.
Attached is my entire log4j.xml.
Thanks in advance,
-M@
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Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
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