> I've previously searched the manual and I understand the hierarchy of:
> DEBUG < INFO < WARN < ERROR < FATAL
> However, I'm interested in in learning if there is a way to print ONLY
> one level rather than the target level and all levels above it. Unless
> I've missed it, the manual does not expl
>> 2. How does one stop log4j in a webapp?
>
> Configure it via log4j config, then restart webapp (this reloads
> configuration)
After reviewing the manual, as I understand it the way to turn "off"
logging is by not assigning a log level or assigning a high (error or
fatal) log level. But doesn't
> 1. How does one start log4j in a webapp? Is having the
> log4j.properties or log4j.xml file in the classpath enough?
Usually yes. You should have log4j itself in the classpath, of course.
> 2. How does one stop log4j in a webapp?
Configure it via log4j config, then restart webapp (this reloads
I'd appreciate help in clarifying the following:
1. How does one start log4j in a webapp? Is having the
log4j.properties or log4j.xml file in the classpath enough?
2. How does one stop log4j in a webapp?
3. Is there a way to specify which level of logging, i.e. debug, info,
error, is printed?
Tha
