Quoting Fabrizio Squittieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Well, i can i say if i've got or not multiple log4j instances on a shared
> server?
> I've put log4j jar under JRE lib/ext so i presumed anyone would have to use
> this and only this log4j instance, as is i've got a tomcat under which
> several
Hi,
I encountered the same problem. I solved this by downloading the binary
distribution (logging-log4j-1.3alpha-6) and making my own log4j-db.jar. You
will notice that this jar file contains no classes.
Regards,
Patrick.
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Hi Martijn,
Thanks about your kind reply.
My requirement is that I want to write the log file path using the
variable APP_HOME which I have already defined in the OS e.g. instead of
writing the log file path as C:\myapp\logs\logfile.log I want to write
it as ${APP_HOME}\logs\logfile.log. The rea
Hi,
As my Chainsaw Log gave me
Failed to locate Receiver class:org.apache.log4j.db.DBReceiver
Failed to locate Receiver class:org.apache.log4j.db.CustomSQLDBReceiver
I searched them in the CVS.
Hum Hum, cant find em...
Why, where, how???
Thank you a lot
roland
Hi Jitendra,
Shared Library: In the Console --> Environment - Shared library is a way
to configure a library consisting of jar files and directories that can
be assigned to a websphere application server instance (JVM) (option 1)
or to an enterprise application (option 2).
This is a way to sha
Hi Martijn and Jake,
Thanks guys. This is a very useful information.
Jake, I don't want to to use the -D option solution for some reason.
Martijn, Actually I am doing the same thing in a different way to make
same log4j configuration available to EJB and the webapp. I have put the
log4j.xml in
