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Hello I have a couple of questions regarding Tomcat and Log4J ( I am completely new to this ) ...I have been asked to provde for Log4J support for a web application that uses TomCat and Struts <br />
I am looking for ansers for the following questions ..<br />
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1.What is Logj4 used for ?<br />
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2.How is it different from the regular tomcat log files ? Does it add new functionality to the logging ?<br />
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3.Do I need to change the existing code ...or can be done without toching the existing application.<br />
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Any Good tutorial or link which answer my questions ..will go a long way in answering my questions ....<br />
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Thanks for your time
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Hello I have a couple of questions regarding Tomcat and Log4J ( I am completely new to this ) ...I have been asked to provde for Log4J support for a web application that uses TomCat and Struts 
I am looking for ansers for the following questions ..

1.What is Logj4 used for ?

2.How is it different from the regular tomcat log files ? Does it add new functionality to the logging ?

3.Do I need to change the existing code ...or can be done without toching the existing application.


Any Good tutorial or link which answer my questions ..will go a long way in answering my questions ....


Thanks for your time

Tomcat Log4J

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