> 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
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?
Regardless, space isn't really an issue for us
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
gging.properties file during subsequent
changes.
--adam
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Adam,
Adam Gordon wrote:
> Wow, no one had any ideas as to what is going on?
I have no idea if Tomcat supports this -- the logging-related
configuration directives in the docs should say if it is directly supported.
If you're using log4j, I know tha
esday, October 09, 2007 1:55 PM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Dynamic logging configuration updates in Tomcat
Hi-
We have a web application in which we'd like to get dynamic logging
working. By dynamic logging, I mean live changes to the webapps'
logging.properties file are read and
Hi-
We have a web application in which we'd like to get dynamic logging
working. By dynamic logging, I mean live changes to the webapps'
logging.properties file are read and applied without having to restart
Tomcat. We have all the code written and running but it appears to not
work exactly
