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OC4J cannot update access log: NullPointerException

 
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Hello,

I recently installed the Standalone OC4j 10.1.3.0.0... I have a two EJB applications with a web-app running in this container (one in HTTP, the other in HTTPS). Both are set as default-web-app in their appropriate *-web-site.xml files.

Now, occassionally -- can't really figure out what triggers it -- I get this NullpointerException about OC4J not being able to update an access log.

The server is started with the following command:



This is the server output:



And this is what I find in the log.xml:



Anyone have any clue as to what might be the problem?

Regards,
Stan
[ July 17, 2006: Message edited by: Stan Ca ]
 
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Apparently, it's a bug in the OC4J. Everything works fine, just as long as you don't use SSL. Ain't that great?

Regards,
Stan
 
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Hi Stan, I'm facing a similar problem, and I want to know what are you referring about when you say

Everything works fine, just as long as you don't use SSL.

Where are you using SSL?

Thanks in advance
 
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