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Asked: 2026-05-20T11:53:40+00:00

I am bit confused so, thought to ask experts. I have written small java

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I am bit confused so, thought to ask experts.

I have written small java application. I have function which reads properties files which contains the path of the directory where to write the log and exceptions. Lets say I get exception while reading the properties file since logger wouldn’t have been initialized by that time, how can I know that there was an error or exception? If I have written e.printStackTrace() in catch block where it will be printed? I am running this application through windows scheduler.

Thanks for advice.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Forget about Log4j. That was useful when logging capabilites were not embbeded inside JRE itself. You can configure the logging properties by a means of a logging.properties file (which is provided at JVM start point). Inside the application you can log messages with different levels of severity with or without nested exceptions.

    Here is a useful page with example of basic configuration and logging capabilites use.

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