Logger.getAnonymousLogger and log4j

Question

Hi all,
We have developed an application with a combination of our own customized logger class called LogManager (which uses log4j) and java.util.Logger. This application is deployed in tomcat. All the java files have used both these classes for logging messages, a few in the error level and a few in the info level.Something like
private static final LogManager logMgr = new LogManager(PDXDASImpl.class.getName());
Logger.getAnonymousLogger().warning("In PDXDASImpl of "+tdaCurrentInstance+"-Incoming, pdRequest() : Method invoked at  :: "+date.toString());
logMgr.logMessage("INFO", "-----Incoming TDA PDXDasImpl.java pdrequest-------------------------------");But only those the following code
logMgr.logMessage("INFO", "-----Incoming TDA PDXDasImpl.java pdrequest-------------------------------");is logged into the log files which we have mentioned in the log.properties file. Since the application is huge and we dont want to replace the
Logger.getAnonymousLogger().warning("")by
logMgr.logMessage("WARN","");Please suggest some ways to log the messages into the Loggerfile mentioned in the log.properties
Edited by: Kannan_S on Jul 16, 2009 5:26 AM
Edited by: Kannan_S on Jul 16, 2009 5:27 AM

Answer 1

how can I log the traces from DWR into the filesystem of an application instead of SystemOut.log (WebSphere)?First Google result for "dwr logging" is this: [http://directwebremoting.org/dwr/server/servlet/logging]
And it says:
if DWR discovers commons-logging then it will use that in place of servlet logging.So, you need to verify whether [Commons Logging|http://commons.apache.org/logging/] is present in your server, and put it there if it is.
Then you need to determine the logging level of the DWR messages that you care about. It's probably "info" or "debug" rather than "warn".