Daniel -
The log4j config file is loaded in a static initializer, so initialization
will occur in the first instance of a class that calls LogManager
(indirectly). This usually happens when you create an instance of a Logger,
which most people do in a static initializer (i.e. "static final LOGGER
If you're using jdk1.4, use something like this in the java plugin's
runtime parameters (where {DIRECTORY} is where your jar and config file
lives):
-Xbootclasspath/p:{DIRECTORY};{DIRECTORY}\log4j.jar
-Dlog4j.configuration=log4j.xml
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