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Christopher Wong

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Christopher Wong is a senior software engineer at lifeIMAGE.
Dynamically changing a log4j configuration Posted: Jun 26, 2013 9:26 PM
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For most of my career, I've used log4j as my logging back end. Whether during development, testing or production, I've encountered situations where I need to change the log level of a running web app on Tomcat. Restarting the application is often not feasible: either the situation I'm trying to diagnose would be wiped out, or other users would be impacted.  Here's an easy tweak, if you're using

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