By default the property-files
commons-logging.properties
log4j.properties
are located in the directory WEB-INF/classes
Usually you put them in your workbench in the root of the Java Source
directory. If you build with ant you simply copy them there from your
chosen source directory
Markus
rab
I usually story Singletons in the ServletContext which is unique for
an application. I often think that ServletContext should be better
named ApplicationContext because that is actually what it represents.
I don't feel comfortable to leave Singletons hanging around on static.
variables. The benefit
Does anyone have experiences with Struts running on an IBM mainframe?
I'm particularly interested in WebSphere 4.0 (z/OS, *not* z/Linux).
I've tried to find anything in the archive, but I only found
references on WebSphere running on Wintel, Linux or Solaris. Since
WebSphere on z/OS is only 99.9% c
Hi Brad,
use mask instead of integer. That should do the job. Error message
states, that the entry is invalid. BTW, arg1 has to be used both for
minlength and maxlength since {1} is the argument in the error message.
I found that mask can solve nearly all validation problems if they are
constr
Hi folks,
I'm hunting for some time the cause, why I get double output lines from
log...
My LogonForm::execute looks similar to:
public ActionForward execute(
ActionMapping mapping,
ActionForm form,
HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
wrote:
Try to expand your logging output to ensure it is only one thread working on
that request:
log4j.appender.Console.layout.ConversionPattern=[%t] (%d{HH:mm:ss,SSS})
%C{4}.%M - %m%n
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