Well, your config file is clearly being picked up. I'm a little
surprised that you are seeing Tomcat logging. Are you sure that
log4j.jar is in WEB-INF/lib and *NOT* in shared/lib or
common/lib? Do you have more than one copy floating around?
In any case, you do realize that by having the
What does standard output say with -Dlog4j.debug ?
On 12/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I sincerely appreciate your help and time. I did exactly as you said, I did not
put any configuration statement in my servlet, and I placed the pg4j.properties
file im my applications WEB
Did you try SMTPAppender?
On 12/21/06, Matthias Petersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've discussed you're ideas with my collegues and it seems to be a general
question, so my questions doesn't belong only to the SMTP-Appender. It just
get back logging events that we're already thrown away due to
I've discussed you're ideas with my collegues and it seems to be a general
question, so my questions doesn't belong only to the SMTP-Appender. It just
get back logging events that we're already thrown away due to the threshold
of the Appender. As far as a know, I have to write my own appender for t
I sincerely appreciate your help and time. I did exactly as you said, I did not
put any configuration statement in my servlet, and I placed the pg4j.properties
file im my applications WEB-INF/classes folder. However, I still receive a lot
of extra debugging none of it my own. For completeness, my c
