yes, i would love to receive this package. please send to [EMAIL PROTECTED], thanks!
by the way if I just reinitialize log4j in init of my servlet (I have only one) will
it help?
Tory Toupin wrote:
> I've had a similar problem. The issue is that the ClassLoader changes on you when
>you use th
I've had a similar problem. The issue is that the ClassLoader changes on you when
you use the reload feature of the servlet engine.
With the Servlet 2.3 spec, there are now lifecycle listeners that you can supposedly
use to detect the change and recover. I haven't used these, as I'm currentl
Keith,
I have proposed an update/extension to the watchdog mechanism. Below is a
reference to the latest message. I have not spent any time recently trying
to get my proposed code compiling under the current cvs, but I can if you
need it. I would really appreciate your feedback regarding this
hello all,
I use log4j from servlets as well as jsp and just yesterday I encountered some
very annoying problem. If I replace my servlet jar without restarting servlet engine
(resin in this case) log4j prints the following errors and refuses to work:
log4j:WARN Failed to set property [conversion
Recently I ran across a problem in which the Location Info (Class Name,
Method Name, etc.) was not generated appropriately in a Websphere 3.5 VM.
The root problem was the Stack Trace format generated by the VM. Inside
optimized code the trace might look like:
java.lang.Exception
at test
Thanks for the response Harald.
Problem is not with getting PropertyConfigure compliant but rather
PropertyWatchDog class which attempts to use File class . I guess I will
for go the PropertyWatchdog and stick with the simple PropertyConfigurator
Keith Nielsen
This has been discussed on this list recently.
Look up the archives:
http://www.mail-archive.com/log4j-dev%40jakarta.apache.org/
and search for "logkit".
There are no new points to be raised here.
Cheers,
Scott
Eyal Lewinsohn wrote:
> hi,
>
> I would like to incorporate a loging library in m
You're posting to the wrong list: You should be posting to the Users list,
not the Developers list. This one is for the Developers of Log4j.
Use Log4j. If you need more information, check out the mailing list
archives.
-Original Message-
From: Eyal Lewinsohn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
hi,
I would like to incorporate a loging library in my project.
it seems that log4j is the best one.
however I found another loging toolkit LogKit on the apache site
and was wondering how come apache was endorsing both? and
more importantly which one should I use since they both seem very similar
