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Re: Logging some packages to File
Hi all,
thanks a lot for your reply. I have corrected the configuration
accordingly
so that loggers
are defined for the two main packages:
log4
Hi all,
thanks a lot for your reply. I have corrected the configuration accordingly
so that loggers
are defined for the two main packages:
log4j.rootCategory=DEBUG
log4j.category.hibernate.objects=DEBUG,A2
log4j.category.iceObjects=DEBUG,A2
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However the file log4j.properties doesn't get pi
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First, I would set "log4j.rootCategory" to "INFO" or "WARN" and lower the
thresho
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First, I would set "log4j.rootCategory" to "INFO" or "WARN" and lo
First, I would set "log4j.rootCategory" to "INFO" or "WARN" and lower the
threshold as needed for the stuff you are interested in (which you have done,
but was unnecessary as long as you set the root category/logger to "DEBUG").
If you are not seeing the log file get created, then your properti
log4j.category.hibernate.objects and log4j.category.iceObjects are set
twice, the second setting has no appenders specified. You also have no
appender for the root (which may or may not be what you want)
put together a standalone program that uses this configuration, and run it
with log4j.debug
