No, different servers for different customers.
Yes, OK, I suppose I can have a different log4j.xml for each app server and
a server-specific Ant deployment target.
What should the relative file location be, though, if I deploy an EAR file
to the server and there is no exploded context-relative di
Another question is "How, in an app-server independent way, can I make my
web app HTMLLayout log files available through the web app itself?
It would seem that I would need to write the log to a file located under the
web app docroot, but I don't know how to specify such a location in the
log4j.x
From: Doubleday, Dennis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 3:11 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: App-server independent log4j logging
My application needs to be deployable to both JBoss and Websphere (and
possibly Weblogic in future). I am trying to use log4j in
My application needs to be deployable to both JBoss and Websphere (and
possibly Weblogic in future). I am trying to use log4j in my app, but not
having any success, even only with JBoss.
Here's the deal--I want to include my own log4j.jar and log4j.xml in my WAR
file. If the app server is using lo
