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Subject: RE: use of log4j in a web app
> >>*Too bad the default initialization process doesn't look for a log4j.xml
> >>file! I'd rat
>>*Too bad the default initialization process doesn't look for a log4j.xml
>>file! I'd rather use an XML file over a Java properties file, and it
would
>>be possible to do so if I could set the log4j.configuration system
property,
>>but from what I've been told you can't set a system property ins
At 15:07 12.07.2001 -0700, Carolyn Wasikowski wrote:
>Thanks to all who responded to my questions! Yes, I had read the section of
>http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/manual.html that describes the default
>initialization approach... but apparently I hadn't read it closely enough to
>realize it
Thanks to all who responded to my questions! Yes, I had read the section of
http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/manual.html that describes the default
initialization approach... but apparently I hadn't read it closely enough to
realize its full potential. I've converted my log4j.xml file to a
l
>
> First: when should I configure Log4J? My Log4J experience, unfortunately,
> far outweighs my JSP/servlet experience, but I'm guessing that all I need to
> do is use a DOMConfigurator within the init() method of the first servlet
> that gets loaded. (The web app's web.xml specifically reques
At 10:13 AM 12/07/2001, Carolyn Wasikowski wrote:
>First: when should I configure Log4J? My Log4J experience, unfortunately,
>far outweighs my JSP/servlet experience, but I'm guessing that all I need to
>do is use a DOMConfigurator within the init() method of the first servlet
>that gets loaded
