On Wed, 18 Dec 2002 11:46, you wrote: > What happens if I don't specify the ...destination.file property? > That should be configured through the log4j.properties. In fact, > everything but the className should ideally...
I'm actually not sure how the TurbineLoggingService maps it's properties to Log4J... > > Torque, Fulcrum and the ComponentService are all configured from a > > log4j.properties file. You will find this in the latest TDK > > release (tdk-2.2_01.tar.gz) or see Scarab issue TDKS11. > > If I read your posting on the dev list right, there's no code changes > in 2.2_01, right? I.e. this should all work for 2.2 as well? It all works for Turbine 2.2, but TDK 2.2 didn't contain the log4j.properties file. > > All Turbine generated logging goes through the "system" and "sql" > > facilities of the LoggingService configured in > > TurbineResources.properties. > > Yeah, but how does that translate into Log4j categories? It sounds > like the answer is 'directly' -- i.e. I'd use > 'log4j.category.system=...' in log4j.properties. You'll have to read through the source code of the TurbineLoggingService... unless someone else knows the answer? -- Rodney -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
