only with its defaults what is now
> the assumed outcome.
See "StartParams"
http://commons.apache.org/daemon/procrun.html
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OS. I'd help if you enable debug logging to get more details (the log
level is configurable in prunmgr dialog).
3. Do you have unusually long strings or paths somewhere in your configuration?
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ned in that section ("log4j.rootCategory"
and below) are set in log4j.properties file. This explains for me
the words written above the options list (note the "and"):
"Configure Log4J using system properties and/or a propert
vc [-options] class [args...]
Those "args..." is what you are asking for.
There is also
>-D=
> set a Java system property
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Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress[]{new
> InternetAddress(recipientAddress)});
> msg.setSubject(subject);
> msg.setText(plainText);
> Transport.send(msg);
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> Any clues?
>
How exactly it fails?
What exception is there if any?
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o configure
working directory. I have not tested though.
3. I might be that you can define your own variable and reference it
in log4j.properties. I have not tested it though. You wrote that you
have already worked around your original problem.
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Use some tool to check your xml file for being well-formed. E.g. both
of the above lines do not have second double quote.
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ort statement. Most likely, the
> commons math jar is not on your classpath.
Or the one you are using is of older version. The mentioned class is @since 2.0
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> But it is actually what I need. If element has at
> least a child, then trigger myMethod
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address of a document that you are trying to parse.
If you have the document already as a String in memory, use
Digester.parse(Reader) with a StringReader.
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it load those properties files? How does it find them? Ask the
developers of the original app. That is why I already asked you:
>> If you were running your app with java(w).exe, what would be your command
>> line?
The log4j.properties file is usually placed int
t; [1] to
specify -D.
Is it what you are asking? If you were running your app with
java(w).exe, what would be your command line?
[1] http://commons.apache.org/daemon/procrun.html
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