Figure . Domain Log File Settings Managed Server Logging The managed server also allows the additional specification of log file settings. See the figures below as a means of a reference only. example Figure . Managed Server Log File Settings Figure . Managed Server Advanced Log File Settings Installation of Log4J To install Log4j, the Log4j JAR must be placed on the Deployment class path and the Server’s must be edited to include the PPS-N appenders and loggers. Follow the instructions below log4j.xml to place the Log4j library on the Deployment class path. If Log4j is already installed on the Server’s Deployment Server, these steps do not need to be completed. Locate the Deployment Class Path Directory. Server’s Copy the file into a folder within the class path. log4j-1.2.14.jar Configure WebLogic to include the Log4j library in the Deployment class path. Please Server’s refer to the WebLogic documentation provided by Oracle to complete this step. Restart the Deployment Server to load Log4j. With Log4j installed on the Deployment Server, the file must be modified to include the log4j.xml PPS-N configuration. Note that the appenders place the logs under a folder. This folder must be log created at the same directory level at which the Deployment Server is running. For example, Without this folder, Log4j will not be able to create the log files /opt/oracle/domains/PRE/log. specified in the PPS-N configuration. Alternatively, the file locations could be altered to be placed in a different location. Also note that the Java system property found within the ${log4j.logs.dir} Log4j configuration in Step 2 must either be set or these values must be replaced with the appropriate path to a directory. Follow these steps to complete this process: logs Locate the file used for the Deployment Server. If Log4j has not yet been log4j.xml configured on the Deployment Server, either create a new file that is located in a log4j.xml folder on the Deployment Server class path or use the Java system log4j.configuration property to set the location of the file. Please refer to the WebLogic documentation provided by
Figure . Domain Log File Settings Managed Server Logging The managed server also allows the additional specification of log file settings. See the figures below as a means of a reference example only. Figure . Managed Server Log File Settings Figure . Managed Server Advanced Log File Settings Installation of Log4J To install Log4j, the Log4j JAR must be placed on the Deployment Server’s class path and the log4j.xml must be edited to include the PPS-N appenders and loggers. Follow the instructions below to place the Log4j library on the Deployment Server’s class path. If Log4j is already installed on the Deployment Server, these steps do not need to be completed. Locate the Deployment Server’s Class Path Directory. Copy the log4j-1.2.14.jar file into a folder within the class path. Configure WebLogic to include the Log4j library in the Deployment Server’s class path. Please refer to the WebLogic documentation provided by Oracle to complete this step. Restart the Deployment Server to load Log4j. With Log4j installed on the Deployment Server, the log4j.xml file must be modified to include the PPS-N configuration. Note that the appenders place the logs under a log folder. This folder must be created at the same directory level at which the Deployment Server is running. For example, /opt/oracle/domains/PRE/log. Without this folder, Log4j will not be able to create the log files specified in the PPS-N configuration. Alternatively, the file locations could be altered to be placed in a different location. Also note that the ${log4j.logs.dir} Java system property found within the Log4j configuration in Step 2 must either be set or these values must be replaced with the appropriate path to a logs directory. Follow these steps to complete this process: Locate the log4j.xml file used for the Deployment Server. If Log4j has not yet been configured on the Deployment Server, either create a new log4j.xml file that is located in a folder on the Deployment Server class path or use the log4j.configuration Java system property to set the location of the file. Please refer to the WebLogic documentation provided by