Re: dynamic log file

2002-09-03 Thread whblalock 


Pete:

You can use parameter substituion in the configuration file to determine
the path of the log file(s).  For example:

# A1 is set to be a RollingFileAppender for debugging noise.
log4j.appender.A1=org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender
log4j.appender.A1.File=${user.debugLog}


${user.debugLog} substitutes the value the System Property user.debugLog
for the log file name.

I am new in the mail group.  Hope I have understood and answered your
question.

Bill Blalock



   
   
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is there a way to tell dynamically where the out put for the log file can
go?

i want a servlet to read a file parameter which will tell the servlet which

file to use to log output.

Peter


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Re: Conversion character for system properties?

2002-08-30 Thread whblalock 


Have you tried variable substitution within a layout pattern in the
configuration file?  I tried a quick test similar to

  ...ConversionPattern=[%t] %-5p %c - ${user.name} - %m%n

and the value of the System Property user.name was substituted in my log
file.




   
   
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Hi,
I would like to make the system property user.name show up in each log
entry.  Is there a conversion character for this purpose or some other
(easy)
way of getting what I want?

Thanks,
Dan

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Re: Deployment of an application on multiple instances running on the samemachine

2002-08-29 Thread whblalock 


Hello:

The configuration class can read a system property and substitute it.  You
can build a unique log name for each instance of the application, assign it
to a system property, and use that value for the log file name.

Regards
Bill Blalock


   
   
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Hi,

Sorry if my question has already been answered.

I need to deploy an application on multiple instances of WebLogic Server
running on the same machine, with the same log4j configuration file.
I would like to have a specific log file used for each WLS instance.

How can it be done ?

Thanks in advance.

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