Re: Redirecting Exceptions Or Exceptions to our own log files

That depends on what version of Tocmat you have. Have you read the Tomcat documentation for your Tomcat version to determine how to use Log4j for logging? Jake At 03:52 AM 10/20/2007, you wrote: > >hi, > >when ever my application raises some exceptions these exceptions are written >in logs

Re: writing log4j for my application

Loggers don't need to be named after classes. For instance, you could have "AUDIT.create" and "AUDIT.manage" loggers which you use to log applicable activities. You can use these audit loggers anywhere you need them, regardless of class or package. You can also have loggers named after you

Redirecting Exceptions Or Exceptions to our own log files

hi, when ever my application raises some exceptions these exceptions are written in logs directory of TOMACAT_HOME. How can i redirect those to my log file, that is the log file created by me. Please help me. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Redirecting-Exceptions-Or-Exce

writing log4j for my application

Hi everybody, I had written a web application for some banking project in Struts. The problem is i have categorized the ActionForm classes into one package, Action classes in one package and so on. Now i have to log the logging information in to two different log files that contains, like in one