I Did everything recommended by everyone and still got the same problem. I have
no references to older versions of log4j throught my workspace. I have gone so
far as to copy the version recommended into all the lib folders throughout
jboss. I finally did the class delete thing and bam, it
I experienced the same problem when I had log4j-1.2.8.jar in my classpath. When
I replaced this with log4j-1.2.15.jar the problem went away.
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cornfield wrote : Hi,camunda
|I tried your method, my application running fine! Thank you! But it's a
camunda method,right? I don't know if there a official solution.
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| Hi,mithilwane sashaxiv sipcity
| My app used jbossall-client.jar in client, so I delete
Log4j 1.2.14 has direct support for the trace logging level. Earlier versions
of JBoss used older versions of log4j which did not support the trace level.
The NoSuchFieldError: TRACE that appears in the first post refers to class
org.apache.log4j.Level. It evidences the presence of an older
i finally fixed te problem cleaning all temp files from jboss(temp, and
work-localhost)). I didn´t delete any finally, in fact when i deleted the file
my webservices were not published.
Regards kike.
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I have the same exception with jboss 4.2 and java 1.5. My application worked
fine when i was using jboss 4.05.
Where i can found the jar you said below?
thanks
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umm..i deleted the class from jboss-common and the error persists...
any ideas? thanks
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I have the same problem. Did you fix it some how?
/Søren
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Hi,camunda
I tried your method, my application running fine! Thank you! But it's a
camunda method,right? I don't know if there a official solution.
Hi,mithilwane sashaxiv sipcity
My app used jbossall-client.jar in client, so I delete
Log4jLoggerPlugin.class in
Hi, cornfield
i'm getting the same error for
Log4jLoggerPlugin.isTraceEnabled(Log4jLoggerPlugin.java:85)
Did you get this solved
Regards
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I have the same exception.
The funny thing: If you delete the class Log4jLoggerPlugin completly from
from the jar, it works fine ;-)
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FYI: I found the reason why I couldn't start the server. Whenever I set the
JRE logging level to FINEST or ALL, the server would not start up properly.
The default value is INFO. In case anyone doesn't know where the logging can
be changed, it is located in the the logging.properities file,
tsar is correct. I have no problem running JDK 6 update 1 with JBoss 4.2.0.GA
on win XP PRO sp2 fully patched.
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I can tell you that I'm running JDK 6 w/ JBoss 4.2.0.GA on Win XP, 2000, and
2003 w/o these issues, or any problems so far.
Not that this helps, just an FYI.
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First of all thank you very much for the reply, it seems I will have to wait
for some time. Thank you!
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I can't event get the server to start. Belows is the console output when I
tried to start the server by running the run.bat file:
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JBoss Bootstrap Environment
JBOSS_HOME: C:\jboss
JAVA: C:\Java\jdk\bin\java
What is your operating system?
What is your JDK version?
Do you setup your system classpath: JAVA_HOME,JBOSS_HOME?
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