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Switching Log4j mode to DEBUG in Weblogic Server
Upgrade oralce jdbc driver in Weblogic 10Weblogic WLST classpathCannot Start Weblogic Managed Server,Could not set WebLogic node manager log level to DEBUGMigrating WebLogic 10.3.0 to new host. Slow managed server startup timesWeblogic Help ErrorDefault cipher suite selected by serverParsing log4j log files with logstashWebLogic Managed server fails to startWeblogic server arguments via Admin Console
I am using weblogic 10.5 and my application has 4 managed servers, having the below mentioned configuration in weblogic startup script to enable log4j.
JAVA_PROPERTIES="${JAVA_PROPERTIES} -Dlog4j.configuration=file:${LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE}"
I have given the log4j.properties path to LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE.
I brought down the server, tried updating the log4j mode from ERROR to DEBUG in the loj.properties and bounced the server.
When the server restarts the loj.properties file is updated with ERROR mode.
Kindly advice
weblogic log4j
asked Feb 24 '15 at 17:21
JaiJai
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I am using weblogic 10.5 and my application has 4 managed servers, having the below mentioned configuration in weblogic startup script to enable log4j.
JAVA_PROPERTIES="${JAVA_PROPERTIES} -Dlog4j.configuration=file:${LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE}"
I have given the log4j.properties path to LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE.
I brought down the server, tried updating the log4j mode from ERROR to DEBUG in the loj.properties and bounced the server.
When the server restarts the loj.properties file is updated with ERROR mode.
Kindly advice
weblogic log4j
asked Feb 24 '15 at 17:21
JaiJai
61
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 6 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
Have you changed weblogic's logging implementation to log4j? If so, it might be that you need to configure it via the console's log level, but I'm really not sure since I've never used it that way. If you didn't change it, then some other process is probably editing the file, likely your application.
– Gustavo Maia
Feb 26 '15 at 20:15
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I am using weblogic 10.5 and my application has 4 managed servers, having the below mentioned configuration in weblogic startup script to enable log4j.
JAVA_PROPERTIES="${JAVA_PROPERTIES} -Dlog4j.configuration=file:${LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE}"
I have given the log4j.properties path to LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE.
I brought down the server, tried updating the log4j mode from ERROR to DEBUG in the loj.properties and bounced the server.
When the server restarts the loj.properties file is updated with ERROR mode.
Kindly advice
weblogic log4j
asked Feb 24 '15 at 17:21
JaiJai
61
I am using weblogic 10.5 and my application has 4 managed servers, having the below mentioned configuration in weblogic startup script to enable log4j.
JAVA_PROPERTIES="${JAVA_PROPERTIES} -Dlog4j.configuration=file:${LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE}"
I have given the log4j.properties path to LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE.
I brought down the server, tried updating the log4j mode from ERROR to DEBUG in the loj.properties and bounced the server.
When the server restarts the loj.properties file is updated with ERROR mode.
Kindly advice
weblogic log4j
weblogic log4j
asked Feb 24 '15 at 17:21
JaiJai
61
asked Feb 24 '15 at 17:21
JaiJai
61
asked Feb 24 '15 at 17:21
JaiJai
61
asked Feb 24 '15 at 17:21
JaiJai
61
asked Feb 24 '15 at 17:21
JaiJai
61
61
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 6 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 6 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
Have you changed weblogic's logging implementation to log4j? If so, it might be that you need to configure it via the console's log level, but I'm really not sure since I've never used it that way. If you didn't change it, then some other process is probably editing the file, likely your application.
– Gustavo Maia
Feb 26 '15 at 20:15
add a comment |
Have you changed weblogic's logging implementation to log4j? If so, it might be that you need to configure it via the console's log level, but I'm really not sure since I've never used it that way. If you didn't change it, then some other process is probably editing the file, likely your application.
– Gustavo Maia
Feb 26 '15 at 20:15
Have you changed weblogic's logging implementation to log4j? If so, it might be that you need to configure it via the console's log level, but I'm really not sure since I've never used it that way. If you didn't change it, then some other process is probably editing the file, likely your application.
– Gustavo Maia
Feb 26 '15 at 20:15
Have you changed weblogic's logging implementation to log4j? If so, it might be that you need to configure it via the console's log level, but I'm really not sure since I've never used it that way. If you didn't change it, then some other process is probably editing the file, likely your application.
– Gustavo Maia
Feb 26 '15 at 20:15
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I would suggest using the console to perform this task. Log into the admin console and choose your managed server, proceed to logging -> Advanced and choose the Debug level of your choice. You could also be specific and choose the Debug tab and pick the one you want. There are many options you could choose from for the type of service you are trying to debug.
I think the weblogic turns it to ERROR because that would the default. You could start the weblogic server with strace and then output it a file and see what changes your log4j properties file.
Try starting weblogic with the option
$ strace -o output.txt ./startWeblogic.sh
$ grep log4j.properties output.txt
This should give you what youare looking for to trouble shoot.
answered May 20 '15 at 23:40
Hououin KyoumaHououin Kyouma
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I would suggest using the console to perform this task. Log into the admin console and choose your managed server, proceed to logging -> Advanced and choose the Debug level of your choice. You could also be specific and choose the Debug tab and pick the one you want. There are many options you could choose from for the type of service you are trying to debug.
I think the weblogic turns it to ERROR because that would the default. You could start the weblogic server with strace and then output it a file and see what changes your log4j properties file.
Try starting weblogic with the option
$ strace -o output.txt ./startWeblogic.sh
$ grep log4j.properties output.txt
This should give you what youare looking for to trouble shoot.
answered May 20 '15 at 23:40
Hououin KyoumaHououin Kyouma
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I would suggest using the console to perform this task. Log into the admin console and choose your managed server, proceed to logging -> Advanced and choose the Debug level of your choice. You could also be specific and choose the Debug tab and pick the one you want. There are many options you could choose from for the type of service you are trying to debug.
I think the weblogic turns it to ERROR because that would the default. You could start the weblogic server with strace and then output it a file and see what changes your log4j properties file.
Try starting weblogic with the option
$ strace -o output.txt ./startWeblogic.sh
$ grep log4j.properties output.txt
This should give you what youare looking for to trouble shoot.
answered May 20 '15 at 23:40
Hououin KyoumaHououin Kyouma
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I would suggest using the console to perform this task. Log into the admin console and choose your managed server, proceed to logging -> Advanced and choose the Debug level of your choice. You could also be specific and choose the Debug tab and pick the one you want. There are many options you could choose from for the type of service you are trying to debug.
I think the weblogic turns it to ERROR because that would the default. You could start the weblogic server with strace and then output it a file and see what changes your log4j properties file.
Try starting weblogic with the option
$ strace -o output.txt ./startWeblogic.sh
$ grep log4j.properties output.txt
This should give you what youare looking for to trouble shoot.
answered May 20 '15 at 23:40
Hououin KyoumaHououin Kyouma
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I would suggest using the console to perform this task. Log into the admin console and choose your managed server, proceed to logging -> Advanced and choose the Debug level of your choice. You could also be specific and choose the Debug tab and pick the one you want. There are many options you could choose from for the type of service you are trying to debug.
I think the weblogic turns it to ERROR because that would the default. You could start the weblogic server with strace and then output it a file and see what changes your log4j properties file.
Try starting weblogic with the option
$ strace -o output.txt ./startWeblogic.sh
$ grep log4j.properties output.txt
This should give you what youare looking for to trouble shoot.
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Have you changed weblogic's logging implementation to log4j? If so, it might be that you need to configure it via the console's log level, but I'm really not sure since I've never used it that way. If you didn't change it, then some other process is probably editing the file, likely your application.
– Gustavo Maia
Feb 26 '15 at 20:15