In order to add support for jdk1.4's logger.dtd, I duplicated much of the code
required to support the log4j.dtd (added the logger.dtd, created an entityresolver).
I also created a decoder interface that the XMLDecoder (log4j) and
UtilLoggingXMLDecoder (jdk1.4) classes implement to parse events
Welcome back, hope it was a very refreshing break.
I can't speak for the XML side of things, but from the
SocketAppender/SocketNode side of things:
* Exposed a private static final default port variable as public
* Modified the SocketNodeEventListener framework - allow listeners to know
when t
Hello,
I wanted to advertise Just4log (http://just4log.sf.net/), a apache-licensed
project that's highly related to Log4j:
In the Log4j manual, Ceki Gülcü speaks about the "The method invocation involves
the "hidden" cost of parameter construction."
( refer to http:
...from vacation. I've been lurking for a few days, getting back up to
speed at home and work.
I want to start a review of the socket/xml related changes next week. Can
Scott or Paul provide an overall roadmap of the changes in these areas?
-Mark
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Hi Stuart,
For future reference, your question is more appropriate for the log4j-user
email list.
What you have effectively done is create a wrapper class around the log4j
logger class. If you want to have log4j display the class from which the
original trace statement is called, then you need t
When you instantate your logger maybe do it like this?
private static Logger logger =
Logger.getLogger("com.packagename.packagename.viewhelper..class");
-Original Message-
From: Stuart Yoxall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 July 2003 10:09
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Hi,
I am new to using log4j. I want to append the current userid to the output
in the logfile. I am using the following code to store the userid:
public class ThreadProperties {
public static final long NO_USER_ID_AVAILABLE = -1;
private static ThreadLocal currentUserID = new ThreadLoca
