public key encryption is much slower than symmetric encryption - too slow, I
think, for encrypting logs (for the majority of apps)
A better approach would be to generate a random key for symmetric encryption on
the fly - you use this key to encrypt the log, then encrypt this key using a
public
Hi Paul,
Thanks for fixing the problem with loading huge events. Unfortunately, it's
dramatically slowed down the loading of an xml file - a 23MB file I have takes 20
seconds with the previous version, and 140 seconds with the new version!
I've played around a bit with a few options resulting
If you have the time, that'd be great -
Submit the patches and any dev-related questions to the log4j-dev
mailing list
Scott
-Original Message
I've applied the patch to CVS (done by hand, I had bracket trouble due
to lack of coffee this morning).
Cheers,
Paul Smith
> -Original Message-
&g
Hi all,
I'd really appreciate it if someone could apply the small patch below which fixes
problems I had when trying to connect to more than one (weblogic) environment but
where the topicFactoryName is the same across the environments...
Thanks!
Cheers,
Stephen
Index: JMSReceiver.java
==
actually, shutting down a receiver that's been defined in an xml config file (and I've
now cut down the list to three - a JMSReceiver, a SocketReceiver and a
SocketHubReceiver) seems to have absolutely no effect - I've just tried to shutdown
each of them individually and I'm still getting log e
> I have not been able to reproduce the the duplicate receivers issue yet (I
> did a while ago when I 'fixed' it, but haven't found a condition where it
> appears for me).
That's strange, I get it every time - try defining an xml chainsaw config file with
multiple receivers (I have 8 defined i
Chainsaw can actually talk to JMS already though - and if webstart continues to make
things more difficult than they need to be for JMS, I'll be prepared to make the
switch to building everything myself, even if it means building at home & then
transferring the jar to work!
Of course, if you h
signed? But then I don't
> think it needs to be when just running outside Web start.
>
> I'll have to do some googling and get back to you. Looks like JMS is going
> to be my nemisis of the month.
>
> cheers,
>
> Paul Smith
>
> On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Stephen
vs, will you be able to verify by
trying it out with the ant version?
cgheers,
Paul
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Stephen Pain wrote:
>
> here's the unified diff - sorry for the delay...
>
> Cheers,
> Stephen
>
> $ diff -u JMSReceiver.java.old JMSReceiver.java
> --- JMSReceive
I have made the changes, and signed and uploaded. Now just crossing
fingers. I have added your name to the JMSReceiver java file, I hope you
don't mind.
cheers,
Paul Smith
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Stephen Pain wrote:
>
> here's the unified diff - sorry for the delay...
>
> Cheer
of too, that doesn't
involve any Classloader+SecurityManager trickery (Classloaders get very
complicated in a Web start environment).
Anyway, a Unified diff would help me a lot.
cheers
,Paul
On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, Stephen Pain wrote:
>
> Here's the patch... still thinking about t
> Thanks -- it works just fine!
I'm not convinced about that... a couple of bugs that had been fixed seem to have
reappeared! The receivers are now being duplicated again if I restart/refresh all, and
the restart doesn't seem to be working properly (ie, if I start chainsaw before I've
started
Paul Smith
Hi - I've been having problems with XMLDecoder throwing a NullPointer this morning...
after a bit of digging around I discovered that it occurs when trying to decode a
message with more than 100 lines in the CDATA MSG tag. I made this quick change to
XMLDecoder.java to allow me to read in the l
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