Hi all,
Well, that's not a pure wicket question but maybe the answer (if any, I
hope) could interest future readers...
I am trying to set-up a new project using Wicket (7), WildFly 8 (and
EJB-3.1, CDI-1.1, native websockets, and probably something that make the
coffee...) but for now I am stuck because I don't have any logs in the
output (console or file) coming from wicket itself or my wicket application.
I read all the internet (twice...), some says that's is not possible to
have log4j/slf4j in WildFly, some says it should be activated using
jboss-deployment-structure.xml for instance, some says it's already bound
by default just need to add a "logger category" in standalone.xml and
having the log4j.property file in the ear/war. I tried everything but after
2 days, I am running out of ideas...
So, does anyone have already deployed a simple wicket application onto
WildFly ? Are the logs working ? Is there any hint to make it work ?
Many thanks in advance,
Sebastien.
Well, that's not a pure wicket question but maybe the answer (if any, I
hope) could interest future readers...
I am trying to set-up a new project using Wicket (7), WildFly 8 (and
EJB-3.1, CDI-1.1, native websockets, and probably something that make the
coffee...) but for now I am stuck because I don't have any logs in the
output (console or file) coming from wicket itself or my wicket application.
I read all the internet (twice...), some says that's is not possible to
have log4j/slf4j in WildFly, some says it should be activated using
jboss-deployment-structure.xml for instance, some says it's already bound
by default just need to add a "logger category" in standalone.xml and
having the log4j.property file in the ear/war. I tried everything but after
2 days, I am running out of ideas...
So, does anyone have already deployed a simple wicket application onto
WildFly ? Are the logs working ? Is there any hint to make it work ?
Many thanks in advance,
Sebastien.