One thing to remember about 5.5 is that you will have to use a properties file
if you are using Log4j-1.2.xx. It is because the names of the Tomcat loggers
are like...
org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.[Catalina].[localhost].[/mywebapp]
The Log4j dtd doesn't allow for the "[" or "]". Howe
moving to 5.5 is an option .
In fact my problem started when I tried moving to 5.5 , my logging
config did not work , then tried moving back to 5.0 to find that my
logging config does not work here anymore ...
I have never written an xml file for log4j ... but i'd like to use xml
rather than pr
Getting Tomcat 5.0.28 to use Log4j can be a bit of a feat. Tomcat uses
commons-logging. I can't remember all the details, but I think getting
Tomcat's commons-logging to use Log4j as its logging implementation requires
changing out the commons-logging-api.jar that is loaded in the bootstrap
proce
Hi ,
This is a problem i've been encountering every now and then and i was
able to fix at times by redeploying my app and restarting tomcat ...
if that makes any sense .
Anywais , I just moved to a new linux server , still on tomcat 5.0.28
, and for a day and a half I have not been able to get l
