>Well, I'm not going to try to write the be-all and end-all JDBC-based
>appender at this moment. My goal is to write a simple appender that
>uses PreparedStatements over straight Statements. Another goal is ease
>of configuration.
>
>Frankly, I don't think that implementing batch updates into
Wow! The list was boring there for a few days -- that's over :-) How
exciting.
Anyway, I wrote a quick and dirty JDBC appender for work. We also had a
buffer that filled with logging requests and when it reached a certain
threshold, it would do a batch update to the database from a separate
Hey Ceki,
>I'd switch 2 and 1.
>
>Rationale: Explicit directives by the user should override implicit
rules.
Doh! Of course - switching 1 and 2 :-$
>However, if the DefaultConfigPanel is powerful enough, then there may be
no
>need for explicit ConfigPanels per appender.
I wanted to provide
I thought I'd just through out there a little status update. I've written
the bulk of the "rough draft" of the configuration gui guts. I'm working
on the windows right now. Unfortunately, my work situation is
deteriorating rapidly, which is occupying a tremendous amount of my time.
I hope th
Hey, there's some really good ones in there. Of these, I'm probably
leaning towards acorn - you can imagine the nice little icons that would
go along with it.
Richard
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Alright, I guess its time to start up a brainstorming session. What
should I call this thing? I thought about playing off of "Chainsaw" and
"Log". I mean, a log file is chopped up via chainsaw. The configuration
gui will create the rules for producing log files...
How about "growbox"? Mayb
"A level of indirection solves every problem in computer science"
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Hey Mark,
Ya, I feel kind of stupid right now (sheepish...). As is my nature, I've
taken on more projects than I can handle right now. Hopefully I'll be
able to finish the rough, half broken version of the configuration tool
soon. Ya, it'll definately be cool :-). We have a lame
only-meets
Hey guys,
Any preview on those chainsaw changes yet? Even a rough, half broken
project would be fun to look at.
Also, what chance is there of making the chainsaw gui embeddable? For
instance, I have to have a log view on a pane in a TabbedPane. Even if
the gui is a rewrite for my app, can I
>As an aside: one way to encourage submissions and ensure they're not
>dropped is to tell people to enter them as Enhancements in Bugzilla.
>We've been doing that with some of the jakarta-commons projects I'm
>contributing to, and it works well.
I like this idea. The active developers of log4j c
Hello,
No question Ceki but that getting the book finished is important, and no
doubt a lot of work.
Thanks,
Richard
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I figure now might be a good time to throw in my two cents (in review, it
looks more like 25 cents ;-). I'm one of those developers that's out here
on the mailing list silently reading all the posts etc. I have to agree
with Mark on several of the points he made here.
Within the past couple of
Scott,
I'm just some random developer out there in the world...but I for one
would be interested in seeing this product in action. Any screen shots,
etc?
Richard
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