Hello again, Thomas Fischer wrote: > Sorry if I point out the obvious: (...)
no need to apologise! Sometimes it is the obvious that you (in this case: I) don't see ;-) A short intermediate result: > Do you have log4j.jar in your runtime classpath? If yes, did you try > to create log messages "by hand", i.e. to fetch a log4j logger and > write log messages to it, and see what happens ? I managed to get some output by adding the log4j.jar to my classpath and calling log4j's "BasicConfigurator.configure()", which does the basic configuration, but not from the property file I wish. Anyhow... As I don't have too much time to solve this by now, I will come back... this is better than nothing! Thank you for the quick answer, Daniel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
