This problem was fixed in (I believe) jBoss 4.0.2. Of course in that
same versions they screwed up other stuff... (i.e.: Hibernate would no
longer work if you had it in your application) so you may or may not
want to use that version anyway. But they are aware of the issues and I
hope they will
Hello people,
here is the scenario, which causes console logging to
stop.
Remote application (RMI server App), which is made by
third party is started by batch file. Configuration
file for log4j is found during startup and loggers are
created, by using custom log4j.loggerFactory
I entered some
JBoss, by current design, only provides for one logging context (ie
LoggerRepository). On top of that, the JBoss log4j.xml also sets up a
special CONSOLE appender that maps the System.out and System.err streams.
If you do any kind of configuration after JBoss starts up that affects the
console
The thing that confused me was that it seemed like he was saying that there
were two physically separate instances of JBoss being started up. That is,
each in their own JVM. If that were the case, then this issue would be a
bit perplexing. If it is all, ultimately running under a single
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Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 8:32 PM
To: Log4J Users List
Subject: RE: log4j stops logging at console
The thing that confused me was that it seemed like he was saying that
there
were two physically separate instances of JBoss being started up. That
is,
each in their own JVM
On May 16, 2005, at 8:50 AM, Clandes Tino wrote:
Hello all.
I am facing the problem with log4j usage in two
separate applications.
I am using CONSOLE appenders for both of them.
Applications are started separately (in two shell
windows). The first app (App1) is assembled as EAR and
deployed under
JBoss, by current design, only provides for one logging context (ie
LoggerRepository). On top of that, the JBoss log4j.xml also sets up a
special CONSOLE appender that maps the System.out and System.err streams.
If you do any kind of configuration after JBoss starts up that affects the
console
