 | | | Log4J | | When creating appenders programatically you need to do something like
calling activateOptions(). You will probably find that using a config
file works much better.
On 10/11/07 Julio S. G. <juliosg@Hi
I 'm trying to create several appenders and unfortunately it 's not working.
To create the objects I 'm using something like new
DailyRollingFileAppender() with corrects parameters. Then I create th
On Oct 11 2007 at 4 36 PM Matthew Kemp wrote
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> Is the initial call to Logger.getLogger( "foo ") expensive or is
> every call to
> Logger.getLogger( "foo ") expensive?
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Each call at lea@Curt
Is the initial call to Logger.getLogger( "foo ") expensive or is every call to
Logger.getLogger( "foo ") expensive?
On 10/11/07 Curt Arnold <carnold@apache.org > wrote
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On Oct 11 2007 at 2 47 PM orko wrote
> Thanks for the reply. I have tried this but unfortunately it did
> not work. May be I am doing something wrong. A sample of my
> approach is given belFirst I 'd make this minor change to your log4j config - to avoid double
logging
<logger name "test.first.Another.main " >
<!-- I 'm not sure about TRACE support maybe you should try DEBUG or ALL
-- >Thanks for the reply. I have tried this but unfortunately it did not work. May be I am doing something wrong. A sample of my approach is given below.
Regards
Orko
<logger name "test.first.AnotherOne solution (although I 'm not sure about the performance impacts) would be
to create loggers that are children of the class logger. For example if you
had a class 'Bar ' in package 'foo ' the your logHi all
I am trying to implement log4j for my application. I can set the logger to class level. But is it possible to set logger for a particular method under a class (I/user may not need to view allYes you can.
But be aware that at runtime it is the same instance of the appender. So you can 't configure it differently.
Heri
> -----Original Message-----
> From Preuss Jacqueline - ENCOWAY [mailHi all!
Is it possible to have the same appender (f.ex.
DailyRollingFileAppender) for different loggers. So that appender A can
be assigned to logger 1 and logger 2 at the same time? If yes how cOk I found out what can happen when just using
"indexOf " - when the logger class appears two
times in a row the logged method again is wrong
(the one of the second entry).
I am already using a cusomHi
Im trying to use log4j with proxy classes and had the problem
that I got the wrong method name within logging output when
a classname exists more than one time within the stacktrace
of the locatiHi.
> Have you upgraded to log4j-1.2.15? That should eliminate the loss of
> earlier messages on a failed rename.
I upgraded but on a failed rename the log file is overwritten...
> Then you need tHave you upgraded to log4j-1.2.15? That should eliminate the loss of
earlier messages on a failed rename.
Then you need to figure out why the rename is failing. Are each of
your web applicationHi!
I read a lot about the problem we have but I didn 't get a satisfied
answer for my problem. So maybe you can help me.
The current situation is that we use a Tomcat which hosts different we
I think you 've got -)
Jake
At 08 57 AM 10/9/2007 you wrote
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>Thanks for the reply so just let me know if i understood it correctly
>in myfirstwebapp i will have log4j.xml file as
> <paramFeel free to modify the source and suggest a patch back for review
and consideration. There 's no _real_ reason that they 're package
level other than a philosophical one that I usually start everyHi there
I found chainsaw satisfies most our requirements as a logger viewer and
filter. But we have additional function which asks to do log message
strings manuplation to show the results in tHi
You need to use the LogFilePatternReceiver to view text files.
I have this working using a file on the local machine and a file loaded
in a server remotely (mod the fileURL to point out there).
FiHello
I need something like the default xml configurator but with the ability
to use jndi (for example all name value pairs from java comp/env/log4j)
in addition to system properties. I think I can
Hi all
I am new to chainsaw. I want to use it for text log4j files. I tried loading
the file using reciever file pattern but not able to see them properly.
I could not find help for the text formatHi
Thanks for the reply so just let me know if i understood it correctly
in myfirstwebapp i will have log4j.xml file as
<param name "File "
value "${myfirstwebapp}\\log4jXmlFilter.log " / >
and in conteAt 01 12 PM 10/8/2007 you wrote
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>http //java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#setPrope
>rty(java.lang.String %20java.lang.String)
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>Jake
I guess I forgot to answer your sec
http //java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#setProperty(java.lang.String %20java.lang.String)
Jake
On Mon 8 Oct 2007 12 13 49 -0400
"Ashish Kulkarni " <ashish.kulkarni13@(protected)Hi
I was also thinking along to way
but how did you set up System property in java for example if in my
log4j.xml file i set
<param name "File "
value "${mywebapp}\\log4jXmlFilter.log " / >
and in the S
It 's been very useful to me in over the years. Glad to see the new version!
One question though. Does it support choosing the logger repository
to configure or does it only support the default l
This is clearly a classpath issue and has nothing to do with
Log4j. you don 't reference TestJDBCLogging in your Log4j config
file. All it has is a static main() method to run arbitrary
code. THi
Which log4j binary should I use for database logging to work with JDK 1.1.x?
Awaiting your replies...
Ravi
Dear friends
Need help with logging logs into database using JDK 1.1.8. Please read
through my .java and properties file attached below. Also please note this
application works well with JDK 1.5.
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