Nick,
Thanks for your suggestions. I admit we are using an 'ancient' version of
Hibernate. Believe it or not, we were actually using an even older version
before log4j2 forced us to a later version. I'll see if we can upgrade for
starters and go from there.
Michael
Oh. Gotchya. It's been so long since I've used ANCIENT Hibernate I had
forgotten. ;-) ...
So you have the log4j-slf4-impl artifact on your classpath then? Which version
of Log4j 2 are you using? What does your Log4j config file look like? Can you
take a thread dump when it "hangs" and pinpoint
Nick,
To my knowledge, Hibernate does not use JBoss logging until version 4.x and
we're using Hibernate 3.x, so JBoss logging is not on our classpath. Am I
mistaken?
Michael
From: Nick Williams [nicho...@nicholaswilliams.net]
Sent: Friday, February 14,
Michael, what version of JBoss Logging is on your classpath?
N
On Feb 14, 2014, at 11:22 AM, Michael Friedmann wrote:
> We are using log4j2 and Hibernate (3.6.0.Final) wired through Spring
> (HibernateJpaVendorAdapter). Whenever 'showSql' is set to true, this seems
> to cause the application
We are using log4j2 and Hibernate (3.6.0.Final) wired through Spring
(HibernateJpaVendorAdapter). Whenever 'showSql' is set to true, this seems to
cause the application to hang (deadlock?) - needless to say without displaying
any native SQL logging. Anyone else run into this issue? We need to
