Well, I got an "actual" answer... Here's what I was told...
"Log4J is not J2EE complient so we should not be coding to it
directly. Log4J requires direct file manipulation. J2EE forbids
direct file manipulation, requires URL of "file://..." usage."
"WAS uses commons logging in it's implementation
That would depend upon how your cluster is setup though too. Each
node in our clusters/farms has its own independent disk, running its
own independent copy of the app ... and has its own independent log
file.
I can't imagine why someone would use a shared mount in a cluster
environment. The whol
Log4J in a cluster is an issue if you are using FileAppender. The
problem arises because of multiple process from multiple machines
writing to the same file. Either you need to synchronize these
processes by writing a buffer around the FileAppender or use some
other appender like the SocketAppender
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Commons Logging over Log4J.
I've been told at work that we cannot use it because it isn't
"J2EE-compliant"... I'm awaiting clarification on what that actual
Andrew Hill wrote:
Commons Logging over Log4J.
+1. There are several articles on the internet about why using commons
logging is a bad idea, but so far I didn't face any problem.
Vamsee.
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Commons Logging over Log4J.
I've been told at work that we cannot use it because it isn't
"J2EE-compliant"... I'm awaiting clarification on what that actually
means in this context
Sounds like someone may have got incorrect information?
Ive not heard of anything in log4j that makes it unsuitab
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 01:33:22 -0500, Frank W. Zammetti
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> Quick question... I wanted to get answers from real-world Struts developers,
> so I hope no one minds the OT post...
>
> Is anyone using Commons Logging in their webapps, and if so, what logging
> toolkit are you
Quick question... I wanted to get answers from real-world Struts developers, so
I hope no one minds the OT post...
Is anyone using Commons Logging in their webapps, and if so, what logging
toolkit are you using under it? I'm guessing Log4J is the most common answer,
but I'd like to hear what y
Quick question... I wanted to get answers from real-world Struts developers, so
I hope no one minds the OT post...
Is anyone using Commons Logging in their webapps, and if so, what logging
toolkit are you using under it? I'm guessing Log4J is the most common answer,
but I'd like to hear what y
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