Re: Adding new tags to log4j XML configuration file

Hello I made a logserver too, and looking for a solution for merging my configurations and the standard log4j configuration for the logserver. So I'd like to modify the log4j config schema or dtd too. What did you find out about it? Thanks: Bence Mattias Andersson wrote: Hi, I'm usin

Re: creating log files which are readable for Chainsaw

Thanks, I've solved the problem. It seems that both the SocketAppender and the XmlAppender needs to turn on the LocationInfo in their config files to send and catch the LocationInfo... Bence Scott Deboy wrote: Add a consoleappender to the socketserver config which prints line, method, etc. v

Re: creating log files which are readable for Chainsaw

Well, I've checked my Log config on the clients and found: log4j.appender.tcp.LocationInfo=true So, the SocketAppender sets the Locationinfo for Logging event before serializing. But until serializing the varibles become null because they are transparent... May I misunderstood something? Is

Re: creating log files which are readable for Chainsaw

Well, I've checked my Log config on the clients and found: log4j.appender.tcp.LocationInfo=true So, the SocketAppender sets the LocationInfo for Logging event before serializing. But until serializing the varibles become null because they are transparent... May I misunderstood something? Is

Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

, it can catch all applications log, which has log4j.jar in it's WEB-INF/lib Thanks: Bence James Stauffer wrote: On 8/17/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Well, I've tried, but I have some "bugs"... I deployed two applications, both with th

Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

n't think it will work to have log4j.jar under webapps/app/WEB-INF/lib and expect those locations of log4j.properties to be used. You have 2 choices that I know will work: 1. Only have log4j.properties and log4j.jar under tomcat/shared or tomcat/common 2. Only have log4j.properties and log4j.jar u

Re: lifesigns

s Stauffer wrote: You could easily make a cron job/sceduled task to check the modified date of the log. On 8/16/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Is there a possibility for listerning to an application's 'lifesign'? I mean: send an email or other messag

Re: network using appenders when network is down

a possible solution for not lossing messages in case of LAN being down would be to use an other appender (FileAppender) in such cases. Either you check if there is network connection and continue as usually, if there is, or use a FileAppender in case of a problem, either you subclass the needed

network using appenders when network is down

Hello Our servers have small storage, so I don't want to use FileAppender. What can I do if the LAN is down and my appender wants to send an email or send a Socket message? The buffer will be deleted if the server will reboot, and additionally I don't know what is the physical limit for buffer

lifesigns

Hello Is there a possibility for listerning to an application's 'lifesign'? I mean: send an email or other message, if there is no log from that application in the recent 10 minutes? Thanks: Bence - To unsubscribe, e

Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

4j.properties and log4j.jar under webapps//WEB-INF For #2 you might be able to put log4j.properties and log4j.jar someplace that tomcat can see them but not the apps (server?). On 8/15/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: No log4j.xml, and only the two log4j.properties: - one in

Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

Takacs Bence wrote: > Try running with -Dlog4j.debug. That should give you more info about > the problem. Where should I put this switch? Maybe when I run Catalina? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

st thing I ask them. Jake Quoting James Stauffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Try running with -Dlog4j.debug. That should give you more info about the problem. On 8/14/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: No James Stauffer wrote: Is there a log4j.jar under shared or common? On

Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

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Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

No James Stauffer wrote: Is there a log4j.jar under shared or common? On 8/14/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I _only_ moved log4j.properties from shared/classes to two different webapps/app/WEB-INF/classes directory. In other words I deleted the original file and ma

Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

Bence James Stauffer wrote: Did you move log4j.properties also? You will need to do that too. On 8/14/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello James Stauffer wrote: > I meant different config files. If you move the lib/log4j.jar and > classes/log4j.properties from the shar

tomcat with log4j?

Hello I'm using log4j, but tomcat seems to use the sun java logger. Are there any way to catch its logs, or make it use log4j instead? Thanks: Bence - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands,

Re: different config files for different tomcat applications

registry server-registry.xml at classpath resource and recently tomcat has crashed twice... Thanks: Bence Takacs Bence wrote: Hello James Stauffer wrote: I meant different config files. If you move the lib/log4j.jar and classes/log4j.properties from the shared classpath (i.e. tomcat

xml vs. properties

Hello Why everybody use xml file instead of properties file? It's twice as much typing as the properties file... Does it have any additional function? Or is there a kind of editor which makes it easier to use? Thanks: Bence --

different config files for different tomcat applications

Hello James Stauffer wrote: I meant different config files. If you move the lib/log4j.jar and classes/log4j.properties from the shared classpath (i.e. tomcat/common) to each webapp (i.e. webapps/app/WEB-INF) then each app will use a separate config file. I deleted the common /tomcat/shared/cl

Re: problems with SMTPAppender under tomcat

here is no common config file in the tomcat/shared/classes how can I tell different projects to use a common config? How can I "tell them"? Thanks: Bence You said, that I can use James Stauffer wrote: I don't understand your question. How what? How to use separate c

Re: Different Log4j log file(s) based on Logging Level?

According to the documentation you need to make your own MyLevel class and extends the original Level. But I haven't done it yet, and don't know if it's enough or not and how much additional work you need. Madduri, Murthy wrote:

Re: problems with SMTPAppender under tomcat

OK, but technically how? from config file? can the config file make a reference to an other config file? what is the syntax of this command? Thanks: Bence James Stauffer wrote: On 8/11/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If you want all projects to use the sa

Re: Chainsaw

er. Scott -Original Message- From: Takacs Bence [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 8:53 AM To: Log4J Users List Subject: Chainsaw Hello Could somebody suggest me a way to try Chainsaw? (appender, appender config, and chainsaw config) I've tried the zeroconf

Re: problems with SMTPAppender under tomcat

uffer wrote: I meant different config files. If you move the lib/log4j.jar and classes/log4j.properties from the shared classpath (i.e. tomcat/common) to each webapp (i.e. webapps/app/WEB-INF) then each app will use a separate config file. On 8/11/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Chainsaw

Hello Could somebody suggest me a way to try Chainsaw? (appender, appender config, and chainsaw config) I've tried the zeroconf thing on the website, and didn't worked. Could it be the problem, that I runned both my application and Chainsaw in the localhost? Thanks: Bence

Re: problems with SMTPAppender under tomcat

't. It isn't really weird. If you don't want that to happen then you can use separate configs per project. If you want all projects to use the same config then you are grouping them together logically. (Note the spelling of "project".) On 8/11/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL

Re: problems with SMTPAppender under tomcat

r and activation.jar. You don't want to have 2 copies of the same jar in the classpath twice. On 8/11/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello I've found a solution on the net: Deleted all tomcat projects includes the mail.jar, and copied the mail.jar and activation.jar to the /t

Re: problems with chainsaw

host. I use the following lines in the log4j.properties file: log4j.logger.hu.watt22.wde22.cc=DEBUG, zeroconf log4j.appender.zeroconf=org.apache.log4j.net.ZeroConfSocketHubAppender And use Java Web Start Chainsaw with the SocketReceiver on Port 445. Is it enough? What else do I need? Thanks: Bence

problems with chainsaw

Hello I've tried to use chainsaw with zeroconf. I put the jars into the projects Build Path, and attached the zeroconf appender to the project. It throw the following exception: Aug 11, 2006 12:15:50 PM org.apache.catalina.core.AprLifecycleListener lifecycleEvent INFO: The Apache Tomcat Nativ

Re: problems with SMTPAppender under tomcat

vealed. My questions: - Why does a package , which doesn't need to send a mail throws an AddressException - Why is it problem if I have different projects with mail.jar, and activation.jar? And how can I use them regularly (without exceptions)? Any ideas? Thanks: Bence Tak

problems with SMTPAppender under tomcat

Greetings I've been using log4j for a couple of weeks with tapestry framework, on tomcat. [We've been using tapestry and tomcat for a year] It was working properly, until I attached the SMTPAppender to a tapestry projekt. An other projekt throws the following exception: org.apache.commons.logg