Re: where are these loggers specified?
HI,
Yes that can be.
Thanks.
Marina Vatkina wrote:
> Hi Carla,
>
> Can it be that 'jts' logger was mapped to TRANSACTION_LOGGER in v2? This
> is what is actually used by the jts layer of the tx support.
>
> thanks,
> -marina
>
> Carla Mott wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm working on the logging code and need to move the entries in
>> domain.xml to logging.properties. One thing I need to do is to make
>> sure the log levels can be set appropriately. Looking at the
>> sun-domain_1_3.dtd I see the list of loggers that are setable. I
>> compared that list with what is in LogDomains.java in the workspace
>> and see that the following are missing. Where are these loggers
>> specified?
>>
>> The list of loggers I didn't find in LogDomains.java:
>> jts
>> verifier
>> connector
>> synchronization
>> node-agent
>> group-management-service
>> management-event
>>
>> The entire list from the DTD:
>> root
>> server
>> ejb-container
>> cmp-container
>> mdb-container
>> web-container
>> classloader
>> configuration
>> naming
>> security
>> jts
>> jta
>> admin
>> deployment
>> verifier
>> jaxr
>> jaxrpc
>> saaj
>> corba
>> javamail
>> jms
>> connector
>> jdo
>> cmp
>> util
>> resource-adapter
>> synchronization
>> node-agent
>> self-management
>> group-management-service
>> management-event
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Carla
>>
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