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> > I have placed "log4j.properties" in WEB-INF of my struts application.
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> > With this application logs "test.log" is created in the directory.
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> > I found in all the logs were created for java files in package
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-Original Message-
From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 December 2007 15:42
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Application logs
Raghuveer on 27/12/07 05:04, wrote:
Is there way in struts to use logging configuration by declaratively.?
What is the role of
he job for most webapps, so Raghuveer, is there any reason you're
logging at using commons-logging, or are you just looking to use it because
other people have?
-Original Message-
From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 December 2007 15:42
To: Struts Users Mailing List
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Raghuveer on 27/12/07 05:04, wrote:
Is there way in struts to use logging configuration by declaratively.?
What is the role of commons logging..
How to use this directly in code ..in java files and jsp files?
Hi again,
commons-logging is a logging-framework-neutral wrapper, the use of wh
es" in WEB-INF of my struts application.
With this application logs "test.log" is created in the directory.
I found in all the logs were created for java files in package
"com.testapp.test" to "test.log"
In addition to this there is one more log file creat
Is there way in struts to use logging configuration by declaratively.?
What is the role of commons logging..
How to use this directly in code ..in java files and jsp files?
Hello,
Question 1
I have placed "log4j.properties" in WEB-INF of my struts application.
With this application logs "test.log" is created in the directory.
I found in all the logs were created for java files in package
"com.testapp.test" to "test.log&qu
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