There real unfortunate part with regard to log4j is the actual manual
has to be purchased. The site docs are horribly lacking.
Having said that ... I suspect because the DBCP pool is created by
tomcat in tomcat's internal code, it has a different log factory
instance and as a result, a different config and different file to
output to. Altering tomcat's conf/logging.properties will probably be
more effective in getting debug output for tomcat's DBCP.
--David
Christopher Schultz wrote:
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Katilie, John wrote:
| Chris, 1st I tried adding log4j.properies [...]
I use log4j, and have it correctly configured to use log4j in my
application, so I added:
log4j.category.org.apache.tomcat.dbcp=ALL
to my log4j.properties file, and that does not seem to have added
anything to my logs. Perhaps it's because DBCP is loaded by TC before my
webapp, so it's using a differently-configured logger.
I'll keep looking.
- -chris
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