Simeon Shi

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i should pay my close attention ot this thread coz i am also confused with such question. what i could do now is just to use the absolute path instead of the relative path.
i think that i do put the log4j.xml (i use the xml configuration file instead) and my other log operations run correctly. However, i just checked my configuration file, in which the ConsoleAppender'pattern starts with the "%-4r" but not the "log4j:" in the tomcat console.
By the way, i read tomcat's documents carefully and find that tomcat do not use log4j or common-logging but its own log utilities instead which is configured in the "server.xml" file under the directory 'conf'.
So the output i mentioned "log4j:WARN" is neither tomcat's output nor my web application's output. Where did it come from? Could anybody help me?
Thanks! The following is my log4j.xml's snippet for the ConsoleAppender.

[ January 09, 2004: Message edited by: simeon ]
Dear all,
When i start my tomcat(5.0.12), i found some log4j:warn appeared refer to my project. The log appeared under the console looks like the following.

Do anybody know what's wrong with it?Thanks in advance.
Hi,
I am also seeking the solution of integration of Tomcat 4.1.24 and JBoss 3.2. But I could answer you the first question.
On www.jboss.org there is also a jboss_tomcat integrated bundle. If you choose the JBoss alone. It will use a in-build Web Server, which is called Jetty.
Good luck, if you have any idea about how to integrate JBoss and Tomcat manually, pleaz don't forget to let me konw that.
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