On Apr 28, 2006, at 1:49 PM, Shriraghavan, Sowmya wrote:
Hi all,
Are the DEBUG and TRACE levels the same in log4j? My logger.trace
statement gets printed at the debug level - there are some events I
want
to log at a lower level than debug. I checked Level.java and DEBUG and
TRACE both have
Hi all,
Are the DEBUG and TRACE levels the same in log4j? My logger.trace
statement gets printed at the debug level - there are some events I want
to log at a lower level than debug. I checked Level.java and DEBUG and
TRACE both have the same int value = 7 in it. No luck with ALL either -
that als
Where did you expect the "applicationRoot" variable to come from? If you don't
set it either within the properties file or as a Java system variable, then why
do you expect it to exist?
Jake
Quoting Rafal Markut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> I solved my problem.
>
> I had: log4j.appender.*.fi
>
> To use it, you'd have to get the Chainsaw distribution (not use the Web
> Start version), build log4j locally from SVN head, and use the
> locally-built log4j-xml jar when running Chainsaw locally.
>
I tried to build it, but I can't get it working. At first I only checkout
the chainsaw part, b
Hi,
I solved my problem.
I had: log4j.appender.*.file=${applicationRoot}/logs/*.log
but when I made:
log4j.appender.*.file=/usr/share/tomcat/webapps/firstsyst/logs/*.log
then it works.
Why is the variable ${applicationRoot}not set ?
with best regards,
Rafal
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