Okay, sounds good. Is "locationInfo" a field in log4j somewhere? The
JDBCAppender extends the AppenderSkeleton class, which doesn't seem to have
a locationInfo method. I can add the field, but how does log4j pick that
up? Is the JMX smart enough to do that?
Thanks,
Steve
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The recommendation to not us %C is purely a speed issue as far as I know. I
also had a similar problem, and here is what fixed it:
log4j.appender.<APPENDER_NAME>.locationInfo=true
where <APPENDER_NAME> is, well, the name of the appender ;)
enjoy.
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Well, I'm extending the JDBCAppender to use its own thread, and to use a
prepared statement, so I have my own columns for classname, etc. I'm using
(in development) Win 2000 and WebLogic 6.1. I'm going to try to put some
log4j calls in actual classes (not JSPs) and see if it can pick it up.
Why is it not recommended to use %C in the pattern? Does it slow things
down too much?
Thanks!
Steve
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The ? probably means that LocationInfo couldn't parse the Throwable's stack
trace that is used to determine class name, method name, line number etc.
What OS are you using, as I had this problem in Websphere on AS400? I ended
up having to write a kludged version of LocationInfo to parse the weird
stack trace.
Anyway its not recommended that you use %C in the pattern. Maybe you can
can
use %c if the category name is the same as the class.
Michael Rutherfurd
> I'm using log4j within my JSPs, and I'd like to log the class name, etc
in
> my message, but all I get for the class name is ?. Is this some
limitations on JSPs, > or is there something I'm missing? I looked through
> the archive to see if there was anything similar, but I didn't find
> anything.
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