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| - | ~~Title: Log4j instead of Logging API~~ | + | ~~Title: Log4j Instead of Logging API~~ |
| If you want to use log4j or log4j2 instead of standard Java logging API for your application, simply add the logger factory configuration to your classpath. First, create a file with the name | If you want to use log4j or log4j2 instead of standard Java logging API for your application, simply add the logger factory configuration to your classpath. First, create a file with the name | ||
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| </file> | </file> | ||
| - | Another option, to configure the logger factory is to set the system property: | + | Another way to configure the logger factory is to set the system property: |
| <code> | <code> | ||
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| as JVM start parameter (-DLoggerFactory.default=...). | as JVM start parameter (-DLoggerFactory.default=...). | ||
| - | This system property works in all JVx versions. JVx before 2.8.5 also had different configuration options: | + | This system property works in all JVx versions.\\ |
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| + | JVx **before 2.8.5** also had different configuration options: | ||
| == config.xml == | == config.xml == | ||
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| </file> | </file> | ||
| - | This options are not supported in newer JVx versions because you had to configure logging in different places. | + | \\ |
| + | These options are not supported in newer JVx versions because you had to configure logging in different places. | ||
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