Hi Bill,
hm, the same logger (name) is not necessarily the same instance due
to org.apache.juli.ClassLoaderLogManager with TCCL approach.
But a configuration entry should work for the same category. I am sorry, but
I do not have my home computer here (somehow public terminal), I am not able
to te
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Cheers Boris but I had already tried that, but with no luck I am afraid.
Yes I am using java.util.logging.Logger.
Regards,
Cheers Boris but I had already tried that, but with no luck I am afraid.
Yes I am using java.util.logging.Logger.
Regards,
Bill
On 12/23/05, Boris Unckel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Bill,
>
> may be the following changes can help. I assume you are using
> java.util.logging.Logger
>
> Bil
Hello Bill,
may be the following changes can help. I assume you are using
java.util.logging.Logger
Bill Comer wrote:
> Any ideas how this can be resolved ?
>
> thanks in advance.
> Bill
>
> Below is a code snippet.
>
> public class BillTestServlet extends BaseServlet {
>
>private final Logge
I have a requirement that all servlets in an application to return
immediately and with a standard response. Any processing needs to be
done offline.
I could have the servlet log the request to a database for a separate
application to pick up. I do not want this solution as we have atleast
20 unas
I have a requirement that all servlets in an application to return
immediately and with a standard response. Any processing needs to be
done offline.
I could have the servlet log the request to a database for a separate
application to pick up. I do not want this solution as we have atleast
20 unas
