see http://marc.info/?l=log4j-dev&m=122787435708955&w=2 vor more info.

Shivan

Can you let us know what is the root cause for the old files being deleted / missing when a rolled over is happening. Is there any other way to solve the problem without using the DatedFileAppender.

Thanking You
Kumarapandian

In my case sometimes it was able to create daily rollover sometimes not but the data still present in current logfile (data not lost). We are using resin 1.2.

Regards,
Ficks

We have a problem when using the Log4j: It seems that not
all log statements are writing to the file and It is Multithreaded environment.

In Detailed:
1 All the messages are writing at the Database
2. By using Sys Prints – we could able see all the messages.
3. But not able to see all the messages in the log file.
4. It is Multithreaded env and Springs and Hybernate configuration

Example:
We are dealing with around 11,000 Messages and all the 11,000 messages are getting updated at the Database,Could able to see 11,000 SysOutPut messages but 100 messages are missing if we trying through the log4j.

Any help would be highley appreciated.

Please revert for any questions/clarifications.

Regards,
Jayanth

1) The logs are being generated but in a different folder than what you expect if you DO NOT have absolute paths for the log files in the log4j.properties.
2) There is a log4j.properties in ${PortalServer}\installedApps\WPSPortlet_arketWatch_PA_dlwyxxi.ear\MarketWatch.war\WEB-INF\classes\etc. You may need to delete that file.

Finally you might look in SystemErr.log for any log4j errors.

But i also have a more basic question about getting log4j to be used across all portlets.
I’ve put log4.jar in the PortalServer/shared/app & the log4j.properties all over the place, but it doesn’t seem to log anything?
Any ideas??

many thanks

joe