JDK logger by default logs to standard error. And JBoss translates all standard error stream messages as log4j errors. That's why you see that mess Now try to use a different logging framework: anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/jbpm/jbpm4/trunk... I don't have a jbpm 4 at hand, so can't give you an exact answer.
But you should have some logging service defined in jbpm.cfg.xml. Probably something like: service name="logging" factory="org.jbpm.logging.db. Jdk14LogFactory.
JDK logger by default logs to standard error. And JBoss translates all standard error stream messages as log4j errors. That's why you see that mess.
Now try to use a different logging framework: anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/jbpm/jbpm4/trunk... I don't have a jbpm 4 at hand, so can't give you an exact answer. But you should have some logging service defined in jbpm.cfg.xml. Probably something like.
JDK logger by default logs to standard error. And JBoss translates all standard error stream messages as log4j errors. That's why you see that mess.
I don't have a jbpm 4 at hand, so can't give you an exact answer. But you should have some logging service defined in jbpm.cfg.xml.
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