After digging into the throwable info in a JDBCAppender a littler here
is my current idea:
Use an extension to the PatternLayout, which can convert the throwable
into a single string (with colons, or \n, or whatever in between). This
new conversion character code then be placed in the normal sql such as:
insert into log (message, trace) values ('%m', '%throw')
I remeber reading that custom conversions are fairly easy. Anyone have
a pointer for me?
Kevin
Ceki G�lc� wrote:
>
> At 10:47 06.06.2002 -0700, you wrote:
>
>> I ran some tests to generate errors in flushBuffer() [lines 226-280].
>> The first instance of errorHandler.error generated some console
>> output. The second instance (line 267) did not generate anything. I
>> did not specify any particular errorHandler. When I placed a
>> System.out.println inside that catch block I got it's output. Thus
>> it appears that by default the error call on line 267 will not
>> generate output.
>>
>> Could you advise me or look at what is happening here?
>
>
> Does OnlyOnceErrorHandler ring a bell? :-)
>
>> Re: Bug --
>> No, the last JDBCAppender I sent you did not fix the bug. I am
>> working on that right now.
>
>
> Excellent. I am looking forward for the resolution of this bug.
>
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