Hi Yunfeng,
thank you for your reply !
My log4j.properties file is at the same location. H ...
I looked at the documentation for Log4jConfigListener. I think I now know the
reason, why the logging changes, when I restart the Tomcat service. It seems
that my configuration is loaded into th
Ed,
thank you for your reply !
You are right: there was a duplicate definition for my appender - now things
are running smooth :)
log4j is very new for me, so thank you for the right logger-syntax. I wondered,
why loggers are named by package - now I see why :)
For changing some app behaviour
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> Hi !
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> I was just typing a mail for the list because error logging with log4j
> seems to be impossible, when I restarted the tomcat-server ... ok - now
> there are TONS of logging-messages :)
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> I think I have found the right location of the log4j.properties file now
> and did a performan
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> Hi !
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> I was just typing a mail for the list because error logging with log4j
> seems to be impossible, when I restarted the tomcat-server ... ok - now
> there are TONS of logging-messages :)
>
> I think I have found the right location of the log4j.properties file now
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Hi !
I was just typing a mail for the list because error logging with log4j
seems to be impossible, when I restarted the tomcat-server ... ok - now
there are TONS of logging-messages :)
I think I have found the right location of the log4j.properties file now
and did a performance-test of my sysl
