Various fields in log4j.properties
Kindly please let me know all the fields that can be put in the log4j.properties file. Thanks -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Various-fields-in-log4j.properties-tp17120176p17120176.html Sent from the Log4j - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JDBCAppender
Hi all,
I have a problem with JDBCAppender. I wrote a configuration file, but
the table does not write anything and not give me any errors. why?
appender name=JDBC class=org.apache.log4j.jdbc.JDBCAppender
param name=url
value=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/sicve_uel1/
param name=dbclass value=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver/
param name=username value=sicve/
param name=password value=sicve/
param name=sql value=INSERT INTO logtest (id, prio,
cat, thread, msg, layout_msg, throwable, ndc, mdc, mdc2, info,
addon, the_date, the_time, the_timestamp, created_by)
VALUES (@INC@, '@PRIO@', '@CAT@', '@THREAD@', '@MSG@', '@LAYOUT:1@',
'@THROWABLE@', '@NDC@', '@MDC:MyMDC@', '@MDC:MyMDC2@',
'info timestamp: @TIMESTAMP@', 'addon',
cast ('@LAYOUT:3@' as date), cast ('@LAYOUT:4@' as time),
cast ('@LAYOUT:3@ @LAYOUT:4@' as timestamp), 'me')/
param name=buffer value=1/
param name=commit value=true/
param name=quoteReplace value=true/
param name=throwableMaxChars value=3000/
param name=layoutPartsDelimiter value=#-#/
layout class=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
param name=ConversionPattern value=[%t]
%m#-##-#%d{dd.MM.}#-#%d{HH:mm:ss}/
/layout
/appender
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RE: JDBCAppender
Have you attached the appender to any logger?
Heri
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Hi all,
I have a problem with JDBCAppender. I wrote a configuration file, but
the table does not write anything and not give me any errors. why?
appender name=JDBC class=org.apache.log4j.jdbc.JDBCAppender
param name=url
value=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/sicve_uel1/
param name=dbclass value=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver/
param name=username value=sicve/
param name=password value=sicve/
param name=sql value=INSERT INTO logtest (id, prio,
cat, thread, msg, layout_msg, throwable, ndc, mdc, mdc2, info,
addon, the_date, the_time, the_timestamp, created_by)
VALUES (@INC@, '@PRIO@', '@CAT@', '@THREAD@', '@MSG@', '@LAYOUT:1@',
'@THROWABLE@', '@NDC@', '@MDC:MyMDC@', '@MDC:MyMDC2@',
'info timestamp: @TIMESTAMP@', 'addon',
cast ('@LAYOUT:3@' as date), cast ('@LAYOUT:4@'
as time),
cast ('@LAYOUT:3@ @LAYOUT:4@' as timestamp), 'me')/
param name=buffer value=1/
param name=commit value=true/
param name=quoteReplace value=true/
param name=throwableMaxChars value=3000/
param name=layoutPartsDelimiter value=#-#/
layout class=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
param name=ConversionPattern value=[%t]
%m#-##-#%d{dd.MM.}#-#%d{HH:mm:ss}/
/layout
/appender
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Re: JDBCAppender
Yes
root
appender-ref ref="JDBC"/
/root
Bender Heri ha scritto:
Have you attached the appender to any logger?
Heri
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Hi all,
I have a problem with JDBCAppender. I wrote a configuration file, but
the table does not write anything and not give me any errors. why?
appender name="JDBC" class="org.apache.log4j.jdbc.JDBCAppender"
param name="url"
value="jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/sicve_uel1"/
param name="dbclass" value="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"/
param name="username" value="sicve"/
param name="password" value="sicve"/
param name="sql" value="INSERT INTO logtest (id, prio,
cat, thread, msg, layout_msg, throwable, ndc, mdc, mdc2, info,
addon, the_date, the_time, the_timestamp, created_by)
VALUES (@INC@, '@PRIO@', '@CAT@', '@THREAD@', '@MSG@', '@LAYOUT:1@',
'@THROWABLE@', '@NDC@', '@MDC:MyMDC@', '@MDC:MyMDC2@',
'info timestamp: @TIMESTAMP@', 'addon',
cast ('@LAYOUT:3@' as date), cast ('@LAYOUT:4@'
as time),
cast ('@LAYOUT:3@ @LAYOUT:4@' as timestamp), 'me')"/
param name="buffer" value="1"/
param name="commit" value="true"/
param name="quoteReplace" value="true"/
param name="throwableMaxChars" value="3000"/
param name="layoutPartsDelimiter" value="#-#"/
layout class="org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout"
param name="ConversionPattern" value="[%t]
%m#-##-#%d{dd.MM.}#-#%d{HH:mm:ss}"/
/layout
/appender
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RE: Understanding log levels
So as an example?
class MyClass
{
Logger eventLogger = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.EventLogger);
Logger opsLogger = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.OpsLogger);
void someMethod()
{
eventLogeger.warn(Server stoppped);
opsLogger.warn(Server stoppped);
}
}
Isn't that double the work now? What if I want to have the EventLogger writting
to fileXYZ some events and then when I call OpsLogger.Warn() it sends out the
e-mail and also writes the message to fileXYZ.
Is this logger nesting? I.e: my OpsLogger should be a child of EventLogger?
Thanks
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From: Curt Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Log4J Users List
Subject: Re: Understanding log levels
On May 7, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Tasso Angelidis wrote:
Hi, I'm currently working on a custom level and logger to send my
operations team an e-mail when an error occurs or when an operation
log is explicitely written. For instance: logger.operations(Server
was shutdown manually.);
If I call logger.error(...) The log is recorded in my error log
and an e-mail is sent. As expected.
If I call logger.operations(...) The log is written to the error
and smtp appenders, when it should only be the SMTP appender. It
shouldn't be logged as an error.
Have I done something wrong or is it simply a config issue?
Thanks
The better way is to use the logger name to represent the audience or
topic, not a custom level. That is exactly what the logger hierarchy
was designed to represent. It is just that it is so common to use
class names as topics that people think that is the only thing that a
logger name can be. This question is asked repeatedly in different
forms, like http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.jakarta.log4j.user/15285
.
My suggestion would be to have a separate logger named operations. +
class name and attach your SMTP appender to the operations logger.
If you use the logger hierarchy as intended, you can use level as
intended and allow for INFO, WARN or ERROR severities in your
operations logging.
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Re: Understanding log levels
On May 8, 2008, at 8:23 AM, Tasso Angelidis wrote:
So as an example?
class MyClass
{
Logger eventLogger = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.EventLogger);
Logger opsLogger = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.OpsLogger);
void someMethod()
{
eventLogeger.warn(Server stoppped);
opsLogger.warn(Server stoppped);
}
}
Isn't that double the work now? What if I want to have the
EventLogger writting to fileXYZ some events and then when I call
OpsLogger.Warn() it sends out the e-mail and also writes the message
to fileXYZ.
Is this logger nesting? I.e: my OpsLogger should be a child of
EventLogger?
Thanks
Like defining a directory structure, you have to choose which
organizational principle is more significant.
If you chose a pattern like operations. + classname, you can route
all operations related messages to the same place by attaching an
appender to the operations logger. If you want all messages related
to a single class going to the same place, then you'd need to attach
one appender to both operations.com.example.SomeClass and
com.example.SomeClass.
If you chose a pattern like classname + .operations or
.OpsLogger, you can route all messages related to a specific class
by attaching an appender to the classname. However, routing all
operations related messages to the same place would require attaching
an appender at multiple places in the hierarchy
(com.example.SomeClass.operations, com.example.OtherClass.operations,
etc).
I'm assuming that operations related messages are far less frequent
that other log messages and the people consuming the diagnostic logs
would not be offended to see the operations related messages. That
would suggest attaching a file appender to the root logger which would
receive all log messages, operations or otherwise, and an SMTP
appender that would only process messages logged to an operations
logger or child.
In your example, eventLogger and opsLogger are siblings, both share
the same parent the logger named MyClass.
There is no need to log the same message twice. You can design the
names of the loggers you use so that one message is processed by two
different appenders.
So I would suggest:
class MyClass {
Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.class);
Logger opsLogger = Logger.getLogger(operations. +
MyClass.class.getName());
void shutdown() {
opsLogger.warn(Server stopped);
}
void start() {
opsLogger.info(Server started);
}
void other renderPage() {
logger.info(Rendering page);
...
}
}
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Re: log4j.properties file outside jar file?
Why do you feel the need to define -Dlog4j.configuration? Auto-configuration should pick up log4j.properties on its own. Have you tried that? Otherwise, to point to the props inside the jar file, you need... java -Dlog4j.configuration=jar:file:/full/path/to/myapp.jar!/log4j.properties -jar myapp.jar Jake On Wed, 7 May 2008 03:01:05 -0700 (PDT) AbelMacAdam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I changed the entry in the batch file starting the application to: java -Dlog4j.configuration=file:./log4j.properties -jar myapp.jar (See the ./ between the file: and log4j.properties?) I seem not to be able to start the application double clicking the jar file AND using the log system at the same time. AbelMacAdam wrote: Hi, The application I created uses log4j to log states to a log file. As the application should run on either Windows or Unix, and either slow, or full blast (debugging) I had to remove the properties file from the executable jar file and to the directory that same executable jar file is stored. The customer can now rename one of the different properties files to log4j.properties to suite their wishes (either slow logging or full blast, and dependent on their operating system). So far the theory. Now getting it to work in practice... I get the following error message when I start the application using java -Dlog4j.properties=file:log4j.properties -jar myapp.jar log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (foo.bar.MyApplication). log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly. The directory structure used is: path/MyApp |-myapp.jar |-log4j.properties |-log4j_unix_full_logging.properties |-log4j_unix_slow_logging.properties |-log4j_windows_full_logging.properties |-log4j_windows_slow_logging.properties |-Readme.txt Or, stated in text, the executable myapp.jar and log4j.properties file reside together in the same directory. I even added a point to my classpath... (set CLASSPATH=.;CLASSPATH). Do you know what I need to do to get the logging working? Abel -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/log4j.properties-file-outside-jar-file--tp17100339p17101072.html Sent from the Log4j - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
log timestamp not in sync with system time
My logs are not in sync with the system time. I am not sure why this behavior.I had changed timezone to gmt in one of the classes,I initially thought that this might be the problem but i ran a sample application in which the behavior did not occur. I am not sure why this is happening. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/log-timestamp-not-in-sync-with-system-time-tp17141276p17141276.html Sent from the Log4j - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
