Francesco Consumi wrote:
you should toggle log4j.jar file from your project......
This is unfortunately not possible, because jpox.jar (I use jpox jdo2.0 implementation for persistence) needs log4j.jar. Otherwise the application doesn't start due to the fact that inside of jpox errors appear if no log4j.jar is in the classpath. Is there a good way to map log4j output to commons-logging just by a configuration file? Or otherway round? I don't wanna type for any class myfaces uses a logger in the log4j.properties....
very frustrating those things ... Regards Alex
