Try SuperLogging from www.acelet.com.
The next release (in a coulple of days) will be free for open source
(Jonas, jboss and J2ee-ri).


Try SuperLogging of Super from www.acelet.com.

SuperLogging is a full-featured logging tool:

 * It is a centralized logging, guaranteed tobe chronolotical.
   It supports distributed computing and works well in any 
   clustering environment. all log messages are recorded in 
   one central place regardless which EJB runs on which 
   server. 

 * It is platform neutral and EJB vendor neutral. 

 * All log statements used in the source code do not need be 
   removed for production releases.  Log messages can be 
   dynamically filter out and the performance penalty will be 
   minimum. 

 * An open source wrapper com.acelet.opensource.logging.Alog is 
   provided for preventing vendor lock in.  Source code of EJBs 
   is not required for any modification if another logging 
   packages is chosen. In that case,  the only modification 
   needed is this wrapper, which is just a few lines of code. 

 * It is fully dynamically configurable by a Swing tool. The 
   configurable attributes include the following: 

 * Choice of configuration scope: Global Dynamic, Global Static 
   and Singleton. 

 * Choice of mode: Quiet, Verbose and Conditional. 

 * Class registration: log messages will be printed out for 
   registered classes only. 

 * Log level: lower level log requests will be filtered out. 

 * It provides Tracing facilities which show both log messages 
   and source code with marked line in question. 

 * It provides built-in email alert method and alert interval 
   control. 

 * It provides email methods which allow sending email by a 
   simple method call. 




--- "Liu, Kenneth Albert (Kenneth)** CTR **" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all -
> 
> Could someone provide me with some information on how to configure logging
> in JBoss?  I would like to know how to configure the log files and also have
> the log output displayed to the console.
> 
> It would be nice if I could integrate log4j with the JBoss logging somehow.
> Perhaps I could replace the logging MBean with my own implementation?
> 
> Ken
> 
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