John:
I'm sure there are a number of ways to do it, but we've been putting
the .properties file in the same directory as the java class file
(com.xxx.xxx.class) and using
InputStream is = getClass().getResourceAsStream("mylog.properties");
We're using this for servlets and EJBs.
Tom
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> Hi
manifest.mf or not, but this doesn't
solve
> the problem.
>
> Any other idea?
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> Markus
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> Thanks,
> Markus.
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Marcus:
We're also doing something very similar. We have log4j.jar in our .ear
file, along with xalan.jar and xerces.jar. The manifest.mf file
contains a classpath entry for the jars.
Tom
> Hi,
>
> I've developed a servlet-based application that is running on
WebSphere
> 4.01 (on AIX) and i
Dear List:
I'd like to write some code that will connect to a SocketHubAppender,
pick up some specific logging events, and process them. Are there some
example around to use for a start? I've looked at the SocketAppender
code, but that's not helping much.
Thanks in advance,
Tom
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All:
Forgive me if this is a silly question
We've 2 processes running on the same machine in different VMs. 1 is a
standalone client and the other is a servlet running in websphere.
They're both using sockethubappender to the same port. Should we be
able to receive the data from both proc
All:
If anyone can help with this, I'd appreciate it.
I have an application that I want WARN level and above to go to the
console (stdout).
I want DEBUG and above to go to sockethubappender.
I want ERROR to go to SMTPAppender
I want FATAL to go to another SMTPAppender.
My problem is that de
