I have a requirement to develop a way in which audits are written to syslogd in Unix, but I am need to secure all ports, and would like to not leave port 514 open. The only way I know to do this is to develop a JNI based syslog appender using syslog.h. Does the log4J group have a need to this? S
Hi,
Per the ASF directive, I've migrated the source code files in the
logging-log4j CVS module to the 2.0 license. Hence the big commit just
now. I've done a clean build with the committed files without a
problem, and manually inspected a few to make sure they look fine.
Thanks,
Yoav Shapira
Mi
Title: Appenders Thread Safe?
Any class that implements the ‘org.apache.log4j.Appender’ interface can be an appender.
The class may or
may not make the ‘void doAppend(LoggingEvent
event)’
and ‘void setErrorHandler(ErrorHandler
eh)’ methods thread safe (e.g. synchronized).
However, m
On Wed, 25 Feb 2004, Shapira, Yoav wrote:
| But we don't modify the method order as I assumed previously: our
| current jalopy directives don't sort methods. So this rant is mute.
Good!
| >| Howdy, FYI, we use Jalopy prior to releases for file formatting. So
| >| there's not much point worryin
