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Davy Steegen updated WFLY-7880:
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Description:
When using "per deployment logging", the WildFly 10 admin console does not show
the log files that I configured in my log4j configuration (only those that are managed via
the WildFly itself).
You can find an example log4j configuration in the attachments. It contains a File
appender that logs in a file called client.log (relative to the WildFly log directory).
The workaround is to create a Logging Handler of type File in the admin console per log
file I want to monitor in the admin console. However, in our case the WildFly is managed
by another team. We don't want to botter them each time we add a new log file.
Am I missing something or does this work as designed ?
was:
When using "per deployment logging", the WildFly 10 admin console does not show
the log files that I configured in my log4j configuration (only those that are managed via
the WildFly itself).
You can find an example log4j configuration in the attachments. It contains a File
appender that logs in a file called client.log (relative to the WildFly log directory).
The workaround is to create Logging Handler of type File in the admin console per log file
I want to monitor in the admin console. However, in our case the WildFly is managed by
another team. We don't want to botter them each time we add a new log file.
Am I missing something or does this work as designed ?
Wildfly 10 admin console does not show log files
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Key: WFLY-7880
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFLY-7880
Project: WildFly
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Logging
Affects Versions: 10.1.0.Final
Reporter: Davy Steegen
Assignee: James Perkins
Attachments: log4j.properties
When using "per deployment logging", the WildFly 10 admin console does not show
the log files that I configured in my log4j configuration (only those that are managed via
the WildFly itself).
You can find an example log4j configuration in the attachments. It contains a File
appender that logs in a file called client.log (relative to the WildFly log directory).
The workaround is to create a Logging Handler of type File in the admin console per log
file I want to monitor in the admin console. However, in our case the WildFly is managed
by another team. We don't want to botter them each time we add a new log file.
Am I missing something or does this work as designed ?
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