The example I have is that we are logging events to an MQ queue and then
pulling them off the other end and using Logkit to log to the required
destination.
We are putting a LogEvent onto the queue which comes out as an object which
is then cast back to the appropriate class (LogEvent). Unfortunately,
cannot do log(LogEvent) so have to set each of the available properties but
cannot get access to time!
I will have a look at the "filter" target and see whether this presents a
solution.
Peter Donald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 22/03/2002 09:09:25
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Subject: Re: Logkit: org.apache.log.Logger.output(LogEvent)
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 17:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This method is private however I would like to set the value of time in
> LogEvent to something other than the currentTimeInMillis().
Can you give me an example?
In most cases I would recomend that you instead wrote a "filter" Target
that
modified time to the value you want it to be and then passed it onto next
target in chain (ie the real target).
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