Is there any way to check if the depreciated properties logging is
working? I would have thought I would see some messages in the logs:
eg for my
resource.loader = webapp,
my 2.0:
webapp.resource.loader.description=Webapp Resource Loader
2.1 property name:
resource.loader..
Cheers Greg
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I would say yes, since most test cases still use the deprecated properties.
One of the test cases explicitly checks for the warning in the logs,
which should be something like:
[warn] configuration key 'webapp.resource.loader.description' has
been deprecated in favor of 'resource.loader.w
Tomcat logs (would be the most useful). I know the logging works because
if there is an invalid #if I get a log message.
On Thu, 14 Mar 2019 at 16:31, Claude Brisson
wrote:
> I would say yes, since most test cases still use the deprecated properties.
>
> One of the test cases explicitly checks
Those logs are emitted quite early in the webapp initialization. So
chances are the logger is initialized afterwards.
If you are using the webapp-slf4j-logger to forwards slf4j logs towards
tomcat, be sure to:
- use the latest version (1.4)
- put this at the very beginning of your web.xml f
