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Question: How to services in j2ee servers

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Al - 14 Jul 2004 17:42 GMT
A naieve question. When using 'services' like log4j and jboss-JCache with
different j2ee servers like weblogic and websphere, where should they be
started?

It doesn't seem appropriate to start one log4j or JCache from a bean. I'm
guessing a simple object should do it but what should invoke the methods of
this object?

Many thanks!
news.libero.it - 10 Sep 2004 20:59 GMT
>A naieve question. When using 'services' like log4j and jboss-JCache with
>different j2ee servers like weblogic and websphere, where should they be
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>Many thanks!
>  

Hi Al,
you should initialize a service like log4j, in a init startup servlet ,
or better in a listener class (servlet 2.3 specs) within the
ContextInitialized method or in an Mbean or in a startupclass (container
related method).
Cheers,
Carlo


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