I was trying to run the JZOS logging test under Tomcat. The servlet test page indicates:
"This will run only if Tomcat has been properly installed under JZOS and the log4j.jar and jzos_logj.jar are present in the WEB-INF/lib directory of this webapp." This is a little confusing since it doesn't seem to match the file names and directories as they are found.
So in the jzos directory, I found a jzos_log4j.jar which I was going to copy to the tomcat/common/lib, which seemed to make the most sense as being a near match. But, I have not located the jzos_logj.jar file.
Can someone clear this confusion for me?
TIA
Dave[/i]
JZOS logging test under Tomcat
Our docs and servlets are a little out of date since the 1.2.x release when we introduced the auto transcoding feature.
As a result, you no longer need the jzos_log4j.jar file (it will be removed in future jzos releases). You do need to download a log4j distribution from apache and ftp the archive to your system. You can place that jar file anywhere in the Tomcat classloader path - common/lib is probably fine.
As a result, you no longer need the jzos_log4j.jar file (it will be removed in future jzos releases). You do need to download a log4j distribution from apache and ftp the archive to your system. You can place that jar file anywhere in the Tomcat classloader path - common/lib is probably fine.
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That solution seems to work.
Thanks, Steve.
Dave
Thanks, Steve.
Dave