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Kevin Conner commented on JBESB-1573:
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Hiya Daniel.
The default log4j configuration is found in the AS run.jar archive. This is used until
the logging system can be properly configured.
The inclusion of the log4j.jar in the scoped context will, all most certainly, be the
culprit. Please remove the jar file but do not remove the scoping.
Kev
boot.log is truncated upon ESB Server startup
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Key: JBESB-1573
URL:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBESB-1573
Project: JBoss ESB
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: Rosetta
Affects Versions: 4.2.1 CP1
Reporter: Daniel Bevenius
Assigned To: Daniel Bevenius
Priority: Critical
boot.log is truncated upon startup of the ESBServer. I've tracked this down to the
soapui-client.sar. By "unscoping" it the boot.log is no longer be truncated. Why
this is happening I'm not sure...I'll continue to investigate but though I create
this Jira in case someone else has any ideas.
This might also be the cause of an issue that we are currently seeing. Our ESB suddenly
starts to log to boot.log at the DEBUG level. This has caused our file system to fill up
and actually stop the servers from handling more requests.
I think I remember something about the soapui-client.sar being scoped because of some
versions conflict, but I can rememeber which it was...jbossws maybe?
I just tested to unscope soapui-client.sar and removed:
jbossesb-rosetta.jar
milyn*,
lib/log4j.jar
lib/commons-logging.jar
I then ran the web service producer quickstart without any trouble. Is this sufficient to
verify that soapui-client.sar can now run unscoped with 4_2_1_GA_CP.
Any thoughs on this would be much appriciated.
Thanks,
Daniel
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