ntumba lobo wrote:you need to make sure that either your file is named log4j.ml and is present at the root of your classpath with log4j jar in the classpath as well.
Or if you name it differently you need to load the file with a configurer caling your specific name
Ed Thompson wrote:YES! After 3 days, I finally got it to work! What a pain!!! (The IBM doc is scattered all over the place. Never seems to be a place for one stop shopping)
I had to bind the reference in the web.xml file. Under RAD7 that meant:
1) From the deployment descriptor references tab, add a WebSphere binding of jms/MyConnectionFactory.
2) At first blush, this only added an id to what I had before:
However, buried in ibm-web-bnd.xmi is where the dots get connected:
In the code I had to change the lookups from "jms/MyConnectionFactoryRef" to "jms/MyConnectionFactory". I also had to change the code in the servlet from looking up a Destination to looking up the queue.
The outstanding question? Did I break a best practice by removing 'Ref' and Destination, or is this a necessity of Writing to the queue from a servlet instead of an EJB?
Also, this was not real intuitive - how would I have known to do this? How would i have done this manually had I not been working in RAD?
Anyone?