> MG>before you restart did you deploy your struts-basic*.war to
> server/default/deploy folder?
JD> mvn wildly:deploy put the war in the folder deploy
> MG>display struts.xml to determine mapping for namespace “/
JD> I clone the trust-exmple GitHub. I haven’t modify anything.
> MG>namespac
From: José Antonio Delgado Trujillo
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2017 1:57 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: log4j problem
I don’t know how to recompile lot with runtime jdk provided by JBOSS
MG>JBOSSConfiguration to JDK is explained here
https://acce
I don’t know how to recompile lot with runtime jdk provided by JBOSS
I rm log, data, tmp folders
restart wildfly, clean and deploy basic-struts, and when i put in the browser
localhost:8080/basic-struts/index.action
I see the Welcome to Struts 2 jsp
But i read in the console of wildly the next ..
MG>you have a saved session state in one of your jboss caches that is
conflicting with your new Basic.war Session State
MG>clean out ALL your jboss caches
MG>rm -rf tmp
MG>rm -rf data
MG>rm -rf log
MG>recompile the whole lot with runtime jdk provided by JBOSS
MG>restart jboss
un saludo
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After clone the GitHub and deploy basic-struts in Wildly:
log4j is in lib folder
It isn’t any log4j output after test in the browser
(localhost:8080/basic-struts/index.action)
I don’t think is a level problem in WildFly because...
If i did manually the first project basic-struts i can see more i
Could you search for 'log4j' in your output. Log4j prints warning or error if
cannot configure itself. Also see log4j jar should be in lib folder of your
deployed web app. If presents and no log4j in your output, check Wildy log
levels.
On Dec 29, 2017, at 1:40PM, "José Antonio Delgado Trujillo"
I was testing the tutorial Getting Started, i cloned the GitHub strut-examples
in Eclipse and i am using Wildly container (i only change the POM plugin to use
wildly-maven-plugin).
I can deploy an run correctly the most of module but i can’t see any log
information in the server console.
What ca
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