Rob Wolfe wrote:
Larry Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Can multiple applications send SocketHandler logging records to the
same socket server on the same port simultaneously?
Of course they can. Server can accept requests from many clients.
You have used `SocketServer.ThreadingTCPServer`. That server for example
handles every request in a different thread.
If so, then I understand your answer completely and will go
in that direction. I guess I was trying to not use up
bandwidth/CPU cycles on the applications that weren't being actively
monitored by just not having the socket server connected to them.
I think you may be a 'little to close' to the (excellent) application
you have written to understand the steep learning curve that I see.
You know the saying, "Brain surgery is easy to a brain surgeon". I
should point out that I'm no newbie. I've used PIL, ReportLab,
BeautifulSoup, Mechanize, Win32 extensions, ElementTree and a whole
host of other modules with less difficulty. Please don't take this as
anything more than an observation on my part. From what I see, you
have written (and generously donated) an extremely powerful library
and it is greatly appreciated. It is most likely just me.
Well, I know what you mean. I had troubles to understand that library
either. Logging docs are quite good as a reference, but there is lack
of a good introductory tutorial. Now when I know `logging` I can't live
without it, but the start wasn't easy.
I shouldn't say it here, but I found helpful docs to the similar
library in Java. ;)
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/1.2/manual.html
There are many differences (e.g. Appenders vs Handlers), but the rule
is the same.
As far as the book is concerned, I guess I'd purchase the only copy ;-).
"The Art of Logging" - four volumes. ;-)
Regards,
Rob
Five volumes if you add in "Logging within Frameworks (Django, TurboGears, and
Pylons" ;-).
Now on to UnitTesting (I use a home-grown method), Twisted, and other things I
can't seem to find time to get my brain around...
-Larry
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