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David Lloyd resolved AS7-2318.
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Resolution: Rejected
I'm afraid you are incorrect. Child logger levels override the root logger setting.
That said, the handler level overrides all, so this probably what is responsible for the
effect you are seeing. This will not change though. The proper solution is to set the
handler to the most detailed level of message you want to appear in the log file, and use
per-logger levels for the rest.
Web Console: The log4j/log editor should assist users with
configurations/settings that do not make sense
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Key: AS7-2318
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-2318
Project: Application Server 7
Issue Type: Feature Request
Reporter: Jim Tyrrell
Labels: eap6-ux
If the root logger is set to info, it will grab all of the log messages and not allow for
a debug logging later on in the hierarchy. This is a support issue as they often have
users turn on more logging, but the user has not "turned off" the root logger so
it is not able to grab any debug messages.
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