Thanks, Mark!I'll keep it on mind.
11.01.2022 12:43, Mark Thomas пишет:
On 10/01/2022 13:20, Makarov Alexey wrote:
Thank you, but this properties is not work or something wrong. I get
"${classloader.webappName}", "${classloader.hostName}", or
"${classloader.serviceName}" in catalina.out when
On 10/01/2022 13:20, Makarov Alexey wrote:
Thank you, but this properties is not work or something wrong. I get
"${classloader.webappName}", "${classloader.hostName}", or
"${classloader.serviceName}" in catalina.out when I try to use this
properties. But if I try to use "${catalina.base}" all f
Thank you, but this properties is not work or something wrong. I get
"${classloader.webappName}", "${classloader.hostName}", or
"${classloader.serviceName}" in catalina.out when I try to use this
properties. But if I try to use "${catalina.base}" all fine (property is
translate to "/opt/tomcat"
On Mon, Jan 10, 2022 at 11:34 AM Mark Thomas wrote:
>
> I went to look at the source code and found something I'd completely
> forgotten about. Tomcat exposes several properties that you can use in
> logging.properties. They are:
>
> classloader.webappName
> classloader.hostName
> classloader.serv
I went to look at the source code and found something I'd completely
forgotten about. Tomcat exposes several properties that you can use in
logging.properties. They are:
classloader.webappName
classloader.hostName
classloader.serviceName
There are several ways you could make use of those.
Mar
Thank you, Mark!
Excuse me, I forgot describe deployment. Formatter implemented as
library (log-formatter.jar). I specified classpath to this library in
setenv.sh:
echo "Setting parameters from $CATALINA_BASE/bin/setenv.sh"
echo "___"
export CLASSP
Use ServletContext.getContextPath()?
If you have a more complex deployment you might want to preface it with
ServletContext.getVirtualServerName()
Mark
On 10/01/2022 05:00, Makarov Alexey wrote:
Hello! I want to print application name in my log files. As I know, I
must implemet custom log fo
