I'm using JaWS and Rachel to deploy a bioinformatics GUI (FamilyRelations, http://family.caltech.edu/\) and the log4j stuff built into Rachel is causing me a bit of trouble.
I got rid of the first error messages by creating a ConsoleAppender and attaching it to the root logger. I still get an error message saying "log4j: ERROR No output stream or file set for the appender named [null]".
How can I get rid of this?
thanks,
--titus
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You might try the new Rachel release that I switched over to Java's built-in logging toolkit shipping with 1.4 and that no longer requires log4j. Java's built-in logging toolkit doesn't require a configuration call on startup.
- Gerald
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I forget to mention if want your app listed in the Rachel powerd apps and projects page ( http://rachel.sourceforge.net/powered.html ), I beg you to send my a blurb (short description) and a link and I add it.
- Gerald
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Hi,
I'm using JaWS and Rachel to deploy a bioinformatics GUI (FamilyRelations, http://family.caltech.edu/\) and the log4j stuff built into Rachel is causing me a bit of trouble.
I got rid of the first error messages by creating a ConsoleAppender and attaching it to the root logger. I still get an error message saying "log4j: ERROR No output stream or file set for the appender named [null]".
How can I get rid of this?
thanks,
--titus
Ah-hah, figured it out: use BasicConfigurator.configure() to initialize log4j in a simple way.
Hi,
I don't get alerts on this forum, so it might take a while until you get a response.
You might try the new Rachel release that I switched over to Java's built-in logging toolkit shipping with 1.4 and that no longer requires log4j. Java's built-in logging toolkit doesn't require a configuration call on startup.
- Gerald
Hi Titus,
I forget to mention if want your app listed in the Rachel powerd apps and projects page ( http://rachel.sourceforge.net/powered.html ), I beg you to send my a blurb (short description) and a link and I add it.
- Gerald