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Subject: Re: Strange behaviour with log4j and weblogic
I've used Weblogic 6.1 sp2 in dev mode but always without configureAndWatch.
Which package is redirected to the console?
At 09:52 AM 6/12/2003 -0500
I've used Weblogic 6.1 sp2 in dev mode but always without configureAndWatch.
Which package is redirected to the console?
At 09:52 AM 6/12/2003 -0500, you wrote:
My set up is that weblogic (6.1sp3) is being run in development mode. I
have an EAR deployment and then a web app deployed in "expanded
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> Subject: Strange behaviour with log4j and weblogic
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> My set up is that weblogic (6.1sp3) is being run in development mode. I
> have an EAR deployment and then a web app deployed in "expanded directory
> format". In weblogic, this setup is nice for develo
My set up is that weblogic (6.1sp3) is being run in development mode. I
have an EAR deployment and then a web app deployed in "expanded directory
format". In weblogic, this setup is nice for development because it lets me
move class files out to the web-app without having to restart the server fo
sorry, stop script didn't work correctly,
so in fact original jetty was wunning.
when killall -ed all javas and started
jetty, it worked fine.
still I am confused, why RollingFileAppender
was not able to write to file but occasionally.
it is really strange and I dont expect, it
is reproducibly.
Hi,
I run jetty and today I switched it from my user
to www-data. Since then logging is really strange.
I (still) use log4j 1.1.3
so what happens:
files were belonging to user literakl and I made them
world writabeble. All parent directories were r-x.
During init stage it wrote few information t
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hi all,
we are in the process of integrating log4j in a weblogic
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hi all,
we are in the process of integrating log4j in a weblogic 5.1 application.
we are using the propertyconfigurator and the configureAndWatch() to setup
watchdog , but we have obsered some strange behaviour.
if we specify a classname in a logger ie:
log4j.logger.com.domain.package.Class
it/maintain the settings for each
category. Maybe I should change this.
The value of the fcqn variable is assigned by this.getClass ().getName ().
Klaus
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t: Re: Strange behaviour of log4j
Keep mind that the %C and %M information is not guaranteed to be always
correct. Just in time compilers have the right to rearrange things, e.g.
inline methods and so on.
You probably also want to include %c (not %C) in the conversion pattern.
BTW, what is the
Keep mind that the %C and %M information is not guaranteed to be always
correct. Just in time compilers have the right to rearrange things, e.g.
inline methods and so on.
You probably also want to include %c (not %C) in the conversion pattern.
BTW, what is the value of the fcqn variable?
At
Hello,
I embedded log4j into an existing application. To match the given
requirements concerning the loglevel structure, I had to come up with a
subclass of the org.apache.log4j.Level class, that contained additional
levels. I also wrote a class "LogManager" that wraps a Logger's log (String
fqcn
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