Hi I am using log4j api to log the informations. I have used log4j_conffig.xml file for creating the log files. I have given the absolute path for each log file in ...
I'd like my web app to log into files with this path:
webapp/logs/
I can set the absolute path in the log4j.properties file, but the production environment's directory structure will be different.
Is ...
I have a common jar that multiple web applications are using. All the web applications are using log4j. Each has their own log4j xml configuration file that are basically the same. ...
I am using Log4j in my applications. Properties file for the same (log4j.properties) is configured and is placed in a Jar which is in classpath.
This configuration file is getting used and ...
I am using log4j for logging activities in my application.I want to take the log path from data base.
now I need to configure my log4j properties dynamically.
can we ...
a very good day to all .
I am asking a question , out of curisioty , may be this seem to be a foolish question also .
This is my log4j.properties file ...
One thing to consider, whether you use an absolute path or if you use getRealPath is that writing anything inside your webapp's file structure will make your application non-portable and may limit how it can be deployed. JEE web applications can, but aren't required to, be deployed from an operating system's file structure. Containers can also deploy a war file without ...
I want to write log data to a file where the directory path of the file should be picked from a unix environmental variable. How can you configure this in log4j.properties? ******************************************************* log4j.rootLogger=INFO, A # A is set to be a FileAppender. log4j.appender.A=org.apache.log4j.FileAppender # A uses PatternLayout. log4j.appender.A.File=$UNIX_ENV_VARIABLE/A.log <= This is what I want. The dir path should be picked from ...
Hello, I am using java 1.3. My program using log4j jar. When i put the log4j.jar in a path that include spaces like "c:\Program files\", The application succes loading the jar, but then it try to find the log4j.dtd file, and thorw the exception The system cannot find the file specified. When i put the jar in a path without any ...
I don't see why your original idea shouldn't work. Provided, of course, that the user which is running the code is also configured as a user on the target machine and has full authority to do whatever log4j needs to do. It's possible to spend (waste) hours trying to make this sort of thing work, especially when the code is running ...