Hallo, At 17:06 03.10.2001 +0100, you wrote: > > Why creates RollingFileAppender only example.log and > > example1.log? I need > > exampleN.log files. > >That's a case of configuring MaxBackupIndex - just set it to 15 to get >files example1.log to example15.log, for example.
It's possible to make this dynamicly? > > It's possible to create a file name like: > > debug-YYYYMMDD.log? > >Ah, now that's a different matter :) > >I've written an appender called DatedFileAppender which creates log >files like that, but it rolls them in a different way - it always leaves >files called what they're called, just creating a new file with an >appropriate name when it notices the date changing. In other words, you >don't get example.log, you *always* get example-YYYYMMDD.log (or >whatever, depending on the configuration). I've found this to be more >reliable as it doesn't depend on the program running at the rollover >time. O.K. I will check it. >You can find source code for DatedFileAppender in the developers mailing >list. It's possible sening all of the types (info, warn, error, ...) to other logfiles like debug_info.log, debug_warn.log ... Rafal --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
