WS32 - proper location for log4j.properties?

Greetings,
I am running WS3.2 and I have a log4j.properties file located in /resources/* within the IDE.
As long as I manually copy the file into the "java/classes" directory the file is picked up at runtime.
Ideally, Workshop should be automagically grabbing the properties file and placing it on the classpath when I "run" the application.
Is there a workaround for this (besides the manual copy)?
Is this a defect or am I doing something quite stupid?
much thks!

Ok - I've figured this one out.
The Log4j.properties file needs to reside at:
web/WEB-INF/src/java.
Workshop 3.2 DOES copy the file over to the classes director but since I had it in a subfolder called "resources" it wasn't being picked up.

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Time to initialize destination:0.0 sec.
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gimbal2 wrote:
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bye
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Security hotfix APSB11-04 - CF8 and log4j.properties

Hi,
I have been reviewing the Tech Notes for the security hotfix at http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/890/cpsid_89094.html which for CF 8.01 talks about backing up and replacing the log4j.properties file. I can't locate this on any of our CF 8.01 servers, so wondering if this is a mistake in the tech note and should have only applied to CF 9. Can I skip the step all together or do I still need to copy the file from the downloaded hotfix to the suggested location?
Thanks
Meint

Hi Meint,
My CF8.0.1 does not have log4j.properties file either tho CF9.0.1 has.
HTH, Carl.

File not found error with log4j.properties

Hi,
I'm writing a web service on weblogic 8.1 with weblogic workshop.I have to use log4j-1.2.7 supplied by client with my application.I cannot write ant script manually.Also I cannot change server start script or cannot put any command line argument when the server starts.
Now I require this logger in my EJB.I have kept log4j.properties in the same path where my EJB's are.But the final ear produced does not contain this log4j.properties and subsequently I get the error "log4j:ERROR Could not read configuration file [log4j.properties]."
Please help me to resolve this problem so that log4j.properties goes with the final .ear file and the ejb code finds the logger.
thanks,
pratim

Hello,
I am having a similar problem. Did you find a solution?
Thank you,
Melissa
"arunak" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi Pratim,
I am also facing the same problem. can u please let me know whenever
u get the
solution for this.
Regards,
Arunak
Pratim <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm writing a web service on weblogic 8.1 with weblogic workshop.Ihave
to use log4j-1.2.7 supplied by client with my application.I cannot write
ant script manually.Also I cannot change server start script or cannot
put any command line argument when the server starts.
Now I require this logger in my EJB.I have kept log4j.properties inthe
same path where my EJB's are.But the final ear produced does not contain
this log4j.properties and subsequently I get the error "log4j:ERROR
Could not read configuration file [log4j.properties]."
Please help me to resolve this problem so that log4j.properties goes
with the final .ear file and the ejb code finds the logger.
thanks,
pratim

How can one set a default location for the pictures on the hard drive?

Since Windows normally places the pictures on a typical drive as "My Pictures" about four or five levels down from the root, any effort to import picture files into Lightroom requires multiple clicks to drill down to the "My Pictures" then (for example) year, month, date, etc.
Can I define a location as the default starting point to find the pictures? I don't see how to put that into presets. Or can a key shortcut be created to go straight to c:/users/name/mypictures/2013/April15 etc?
Steve Board

dj is right. Any Folder can be a picture folder.
Create a root level folder and add it to your Pictures Library in Windows. It will show up with all the scattered pictures from other programs. It can even be a different dirve if you like. You can even specify one to be the default save location for pictures in this dialog.
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OWB 10gR2 : How to configure ctl and log locations for Sql*Loader mappings?

Hi all,
I'm using OWB 10gR2 to load data in tables with Sql*Loader mappings.
In my project I have a datafile module and an Oracle module.
When creating an sql*loader mapping in the oracle module, there is two properties for this mappings that I want to modify. The first is Control File Location and the second is Log File Location. Values for those properties are equal to the data file module location. When trying to change those values I can only chose "Use module configuration location".
Somebody knows how to configure those properties with different locations as the one of the flat file module?
What I want to do is to store the data file in one directory, and control file and log file in other directories.
Thank you for your help.
Bernard

Hi,
You're right, my problem is that the dropdown only show the location associated with the flat file location even if I have other file locations created in the design repository.
The good news is that I have found the solution to solve the problem :
1) Edit the file module and in tab "Data locations", add the locations you want to use for control file and log file.
2) Open configuration window of the mapping and then the dropdown for properties Control File Location and Log File Location show new locations
I have tested my mapping after changing those properties and it's working.
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Invalid Location for operator while batch mapping

Hi,
I am using 10.2g version of OWB and while deploying the batch mapping, I am getting errors like:
"VLD-1134: Invalid location for operator DATE_REF_SEQ_0.
Configured location for operator does not exist or is not a valid location under the referenced module."
The "DATE_REF" is one of the tables in the database. Similarly, I am getting error for many of these operators while i try to deploy the batch mapping. Could you please help us on how can we change the location of these operators in the design center/control center?
Thanks,
Vipul

Hi ,
VLD-1134 error comes when the location in configuration properties is not set or pointing to a different location.
This generally happens when you migrate OWB code from 1 server to another or from 1 version to another.
Goto your OWB 10.2 Designer .
Towards right side you will find Connection Explorer
Create new location pointing to your database ( If location is already available then note down the name )
Now on your Source module set the metadata location and data location . You can do this by double clicking onto the module name .
Do the same for your Target module .
You need to set the location for Streams Administrator and Location from module Configuration .
Thanks,
Sutirtha

Log4j.properties or log4j.xml Not Reading

Hello,
I am trying to use log4j in jsp.
I have added log4j.properties in /WEB-INF/log4j.properties.
And in jsp page, I added like
Logger logger = Logger.getLogger("test1.jsp");When I run jsp page, I get
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (test1.jsp).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
log4j:WARN See http://logging.apache.org/log4j/1.2/faq.html#noconfig for more info.Is this the right place to keep log4j.properties file? Does java classes can read if I put under /WEB-INF folder?
If I am using log4j.xml where to keep this file?
Regards
Edited by: Chackochen on Aug 14, 2010 1:19 AM
Edited by: Chackochen on Aug 14, 2010 1:20 AM

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