> I've never heard of embedded Tomcat. That said, the whole deal w/
> embedded systems is that the API is drastically limited so if logging
> isn't working, and this may sound like a dumb question but, is it
> possible that logging just isn't supported?
Yes, it's possible but not probable based
Adam,
Have you tried your code with the embedded Tomcat?
(I am not having any success getting a webapp to do logging within embedded
Tomcat.)
TIA,
Carl
I really appreciate the timeliness of all the responses and the theory
behind how and when logging is configured and initialized has been explained
really well.
However I'm not so sure I have explained where I actually am very well. I
have been able to configure Java logging via the command line
Is there anything that has to be done after the individual wars (context)
are registered?
On 10/12/07, Carl Mosca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I had my logging.properties files mixed up.
>
> Now I am back where I started: I have logging from the hosting app but not
> either
I had my logging.properties files mixed up.
Now I am back where I started: I have logging from the hosting app but not
either of the two apps I am hosting.
The logging from the app works both when I code the logging properties and
when I supply them from the command line.
What I am wondering is
I'm missing something else. I tried this last night (but couldn't recall
what I bumped into).
Where is the log handler expected to be?
I get this message:
Can't load log handler "org.apache.juli.FileHandler "
I think that's in commons-logging.jar (which should be available).
This was a recent related topic here but I did not understand the issue to
quite the same as what I am seeing.
I've got an Tomcat embedded in an application and the two hosted web
applications are running OK.
Logging is working OK in the host application and from Tomcat itself. I am
not getting
