Is it because the appender name isn't "logtst", rather it's "R1"?
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From: Boer den, Johan J (NSC) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 20, 200
Curt,
FWIW, "make install" usually is a target that runs the install program
(typically /usr/ucb/install or equivalent). The purpose of install is
to copy a source file or directory tree to a target file or directory,
setting ownership and permissions along the way. This includes making
sure pa
Francois,
If I remember correctly, logging is hierarchical, meaning a logger
B inheriting from logger A will invoke the appenders for both B and A. All
loggers “inherit” from the root logger. Although I forget the
property, I think all you need to do is to tell your logger not to also
Is there an available Windows Visual Studio
.NET ZIP file that I can access to download the latest CVS head? It appears
that I can’t use SVN – we seem to be unable to access it except
through the web browser (probably a proxy problem).
Tom
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JK,
Make sure in your linking that you are referencing the object archive
and not the shared object. I think you need to use -Bstatic before the
-lapr and -lapr-util in order for it to pick up the archives. Make sure
that the libapr.ar and libapr-util.ar files are in the same places as
the .so f
You can also use command-line arguments to tailor log file name. Using the
process ID is probably the simplest programmatic change. You should be able to
use a socket appender transparently through the configuration file (that
assumes you use one and don't do it programmatically).
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T
Umm, perhaps the file name pattern should use backslashes?
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From: Jitendra Kharche [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 12:05 AM
To: Log4CXX User
Subject:
Hi!
The only thing you have to be careful about with Laz's approach is a
failure of the application (program, process, or platform) while
buffering all those records. The solution is viable only if you don't
care about potential data loss. If data loss is unacceptable, which
might be the case wh
Hmm, that's an awful lot of file descriptors necessary to support 2000
open files. Keeping that many files open (not to mention that many
connections) is going to pose a big burden on the OS. On the event of a
system crash, you run the risk of losing an awful lot of the file data,
too. This is a
No, the linkage convention for your DLL shouldn't make a difference
unless the log4cxx library is not included. I built a DLL accessed by
Smalltalk just fine, but the log4cxx classes (0.9.7, I'm afraid) were
included in my special DLL rather than being a separate DLL.
Have you specified the log4c
Sorry, I don't have time to go into the details, but you run everything
at the debug level and apply filters to the appenders.
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From: Thierry Lam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
The configuration classes do environment variable substitution, thus you
can use $HOME or something else. I don't recall if it uses platform
specific conventions ($HOME, %HOME%), just Unix conventions ($HOME), or
whether you can/must use delimiters ($(HOME), ${HOME}). There is some
method called
Having looked through the error handler logic, I'm not surprised that it
has been removed. The unfortunate part about the implementation is that
it is one-way: the existing appender(s) were zapped by the fallback
appenders, and no provision existed to recover automatically. Fixing
this flaw woul
Title: How to print the internal log messages
I think, in the element of
your XML configuration file, you add the attribute debug=“true”.
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From: Prakash Kadam
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There’s another method you have to override, something like
setOptions(String name, String value). You compare the name string to the
property name you want to set, and if they match (usually converting both to
upper or lower case), convert the property string to the correct representation
Further to the below:
I managed to retrieve a clean drop from CVS and discovered that the MS
Visual Studio files are not correct or are missing. The workspace file
is present, but the log4cxx.dsp project file is absent. Further, it
seems that when you compile the dll.dsp project, it references t
Sir,
In response to your
request for a poll, I wasn't sure if I should attempt to post to the mailing
list (haven't ever done that) or send this directly to you. I opted for
the easier solution as I’m very new to the Apache forum techniques.
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