Service « log4j « Java Enterprise Q&A

1. Unable to find/alter default configuration for log4j when using JBossWS on client-side web services    stackoverflow.com

I created a web service client using JBossWS and am now having problems with logging. There seems to be some kind of default logging configuration being used (it is ignoring my ...

2. Writing duplicate data when using Log4j in Jboss webservice    stackoverflow.com

I am using Log4j with Jboss EJB webservice. I am logging the application flow in the File. This is the code I am using for logging

 FileAppender fileappender;

    ...

3. Java service logging with audit trails    stackoverflow.com

I have a standard Java service running in a Tomcat container, with logging set up using log4j. I'm looking to add some auditing functionality to an admin dashboard. I want to ...

4. Java - Rich logging in web services    stackoverflow.com

I have a simple web service like this:

@WebService
public class MyWebService 
{
    @WebMethod
    public String ProcessQuery(@WebParam(name="query") String q)
    {
    // ...

5. Java Service Wrapper and log4j    stackoverflow.com

I am using the Java Service Wrapper to create a Windows Service from a Java Program. Everything works fine, except the wrapper does not log to a file (I'm using log4j). ...

6. Log/Issue tracker service with web interface and mailing functions    stackoverflow.com

My web application logs a lot of messages (DEBUG, INFO, WARN ...). I added a specific kind of log (FORWARD). These log messages will be sent to a remote server to ...

7. How to prevent WebService fault from beeing logged in the sys.out?    stackoverflow.com

I am using JAX-WS webservice and I throw an Exception back to the client. I also use Log4J as my logging framework and Glassfish as my appServer. The exception I throw extends ...

8. Disbale jax-ws logging or static statements in generated services    stackoverflow.com

When I generate service classes with jax-ws it generates a static statement like this:

static {
   URL url = null;
   try {
      URL ...

9. log4j: WARN No appenders.......    coderanch.com

Hello I am new to Web Services and using AXIS. Just finished installing AXIS on tomcat app server. happyaxis.jsp is working fine including optional .jar files. Tested SOAP Endpoint good as well as JWS Endpoint. However, I was running the first deployment of the web services from examples using the following command after setting up the %AXISCLASSPATH% java -cp %AXISCLASSPATH% org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient ...

10. Log4J message and xFire Web Service Question    coderanch.com

I went through the Web Services tutorial with xFire I found on the MyEclipse site. xFire seems to do everything I need and has simple integration into MyEclipse! The only thing I can't seem to fix is that when I run the Web Service from the stub client program, I get the lines below: ---------------------------------------------------------- log4j:WARN No appenders could be found ...

11. How can we pass a parameter to log4j..?    coderanch.com

Hai guys.. Comming to the point.I've got a major problem in log4j i.e to send a parameter to log4j so that it could generate random files( Using file appender ). My problem is : - I've got a user of id 47.He sends a file "Blah.xls".The file tracking Id for that ("Blah.xls") file is "EFG123".So, inorder to track the file status ...

12. Log4j    coderanch.com

13. log4j with web services    java-forums.org

1. The log4j.properties file needs to be in the top level package. e.g. inside the axis/WEB-INF/classes within your web application. 2 & 3. Usually I have created a logging folder that is writable by my tomcat user process, such as /var/log/tomcat , and then set my log4j.conf :

 log4j.appender.rollingFile.File=/var/log/tomcat/mylog.log