Read log4j.xml from within a jar in Spring app?

Seems like you might have changed your config file location. You might want to update the trspring-config. Xml with the new location of log4j.

Xml file.

Search for the 'log4j. Xml' in your whole project to find all the locations in the code where it is being used and make sure that you have updated the changed location. – Java_nuB Feb 17 at 17:56.

Found the solution.. I need not use * to specify the location of the log4j. Xml file. My bad, guys.

Sorry for wasting your time. Hopefully this will help some other fool like me :( classpath:conf/prod/log4j.xml.

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