I found a solution. It is not perfect but it works.
Man, I miss the old days of simple log4j-tomcat configurations.
Feel free to use, reproduce, modify (especially if you have
improvements) as you wish.
*Configuring Tomcat for log4j2 logging*
*NOTES*:
·A simpler configuration might be pos
the log4j2-tomcat.xml as I see the files and folders specified in the
log4j2-tomcat.xml are indeed getting created, even if none of the webapp
logging is happening, only server logging is.
B.
On 3/11/2025 10:50 AM, Bruno Melloni wrote:
Thanks, excellent set of links and information!
* [
various links are an excellent resource to continue
troubleshooting and hopefully find a complete solution.
B.
On 3/10/2025 5:58 PM, Piotr P. Karwasz wrote:
Hi Bruno,
On 10.03.2025 18:01, Bruno Melloni wrote:
I am wondering because after easily a decade of using log4j with
Tomcat...
*TLDR Question*: Has Tomcat 10 dropped support for using log4j2 as its
default logger?
Details:
I am wondering because after easily a decade of using log4j with
Tomcat... it is now virtually impossible to find instructions (_that
actually work_) for how to configure Tomcat 10 to use *Apache
/2023 7:42 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:
On 29/09/2023 20:20, Bruno Melloni wrote:
On a tomcat server I have a number of REST services deployed as WARs.
There are interdependencies and even applications on other servers that
call them, so I really don't want to start calling services after
starting T
On a tomcat server I have a number of REST services deployed as WARs.
There are interdependencies and even applications on other servers that
call them, so I really don't want to start calling services after
starting Tomcat until every single webapp is fully up and running.
Ideally, I would like
Perhaps this info will help:
- Custom class loaders are supposed to be possible but very poorly documented.
I was never able to make them work properly. You might have some luck if you
study the source code of Tomcat itself, as it does implement them.
- Webapps really expect all custom libra
Boot 3 / Spring 6 compatible with Tomcat 10?
On 13/04/2023 22: 48, BRUNO MELLONI wrote: > After further research let me ask
the question in a different way: > > > * Tomcat 10 is configured to do log4j2
logging. > * My log4j2 code works fine. > *
Spring-cloud-azure-s
adding
some jars?
b.
From: Mark Thomas
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2023 2:41 PM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Re: Is Microsoft's spring-cloud-azure-starter-active-directory for
Spring Boot 3 / Spring 6 compatible with Tomcat 10?
On 11/04/2023 20: 28, BRUNO MELLONI wrote: > I was
I was able to migrate applications to Spring Boot 3 / Spring 6 (standalone or
running on Tomcat 10) so long as authentication was NOT through Azure AD.
But when I tried to migrate applications that used Microsoft's
spring-cloud-azure-starter-active-directory for authentication of 2-step
authent
I used org.apache.commons.dbcp2.BasicDataSource as my default DataSource for
over a decade in both Tomcat and standalone apps. Very reliable. I do
remember that “permanently running” apps like a custom job scheduler that we
run would occasionally require a restart, sometimes once a week or onc
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