Hi,
I notice that there is a log4j.properties file in the WEB-INF folder in geoserver, however when I change some options nothing happens.
What is the story with geoserver and log4j? Is log4j being used or are there just some left overs?
Thanks.
quintona wrote:
Hi,
I notice that there is a log4j.properties file in the WEB-INF folder in geoserver, however when I change some options nothing happens.
What is the story with geoserver and log4j? Is log4j being used or are there just some left overs?
left overs. There was a library that required it. I tried to remove it once and some weird stuff happened, but didn't have a chance to investigate and see what was going on.
We use java logging, but we end up over riding some stuff to get it to work as we want.
Chris
Thanks.
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