Using Java Logging with WebLogic 8.1

Hello,
I am having problems getting custom Handlers to load using the Java 1.4 Logging
API. Apparently, the custom Handlers are loaded using the System classpath, not
the applications classpath. This is not a viable option for us, does anyone know
of a workaround for this?
Thank you,
Josh

Hello Staffan,
I've just sent to you the code source for this class. By the way I didn't try changing the swing JVM.
Dom
Hi,
This looks like a bug to me. Does it matter which JVM
you use for the swing application?
To be able to find out more about the problem it
would be great if we could look at the class files
for
com.dexia.sofaxis.prestations.business.TypeElementMate
riel and all it's superclasses and interfaces. Please
contact me offline at sta_larsen(at)hotmail (yes, I
work for BEA, but I don't like spam...).
Regards,
/Staffan

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