I'm curious if anyone else has tried or has issues with configuring
logging levels for specific loggers in a log4cxx.xml file? I have the
following log4cxx.xml file:
http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/";>
Thanks for this!
Matt Zmuda
Software Developer - Tools Group
-Original Message-
From: log4cxx [mailto:log4...@gallandfamily.com]
Sent: September 25, 2009 8:16 AM
To: Log4CXX User
Subject: Re: Are log4j and log4cxx configuration files identical?
>I am coding a JNI project and plann
>I am coding a JNI project and planning to use log4j in java portion and
>log4cxx in c++.
>Can the same configurations files be used for both?
The formats are the same, but because of the answer to your third question, you
may need two different files unless you add appenders programmatically, o
On Thursday 24 September 2009 17:57:39 Zmuda, Matthew wrote:
> I am coding a JNI project and planning to use log4j in java portion and
> log4cxx in c++. Can the same configurations files be used for both?
>
The same configuration file format is used for both but probably you will have
different
I am coding a JNI project and planning to use log4j in java portion and log4cxx
in c++. Can the same configurations files be used for both?
If I change logging level at runtime in Java will the changes also be made in
c++ logger?
Finally can both Java and C++ loggers log to the same file?
Than
Well, I'm fairly new to log4cxx, but I do think that you should be able to
see what's wrong with the parsing of the configuration file by putting the
following line at the top:
log4j.debug=true
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 10:23 AM, deepak singh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using property file to configur
Hi,
I am using property file to configure the log4cxx. I am not able to check
the correctness of the input file.
I tried the try, catch but PropertyConfigurator::configure function is not
throwing any exception.
I passed the dummy property file and in this case configure file printing
followi
