I am trying to configure the loggin to my web application.
This is where I want my application to put the logs:
C:\installs\JBossServer\jboss-6-0\server\default\log\kiche
If I do the following in the log4J.properties, the logs are created fine:
log4j.appender.R.File =C:\\installs\\JBossServer\\jboss-6-0\\server\\def开发者_JAVA百科ault\\log\\kiche\\kicheapp.log
I have an environment variable
JOBSS_HOME=C:\installs\JBossServer\jboss-6-0
And when I do like following in the log4J.properties, it not working.
log4j.appender.R.File=${JBOSS_HOME}\\server\\default\\log\\kiche\\kicheapp.log
Can someone please help me, I want to use JBOSS_HOME, so that its not hardcoded.
I am using JBOSS as a webserver.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards Adofo
Maybe better is to edit jboss-log4j.xml ?
You should try :
JBOSS_HOME=C:\\installs\\JBossServer\\jboss-6-0
and also :
JBOSS_HOME=C:/installs/JBossServer/jboss-6-0 (change log4j.appender.R.File accordingly with "/" instead of "\\")
Also, is there a typo in your question or in your variable ? (JBOSS_HOME vs JOBSS_HOME)
log4J.properties
cannot access the environment variables directly. Instead , you should use java system properties to do the substitution.
Tomcat 's start up script has the option -D<name>[=<value>]
to set a system property .Please try to start the tomcat by using run.sh -DJBOSS_HOME=C:\installs\JBossServer\jboss-6-0
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