Configuring the Log4j node in WebSphere Message Broker

(Kiran Batchu) This article shows you how to configure the Log4j node in a WebSphere Message Broker message flow. The Log4j node enables you to use different levels of logging, so that at runtime, without modifying the application code., you can enable or disable specific logging nodes in a message

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Configuring the Log4j node in WebSphere Message Broker

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