[ ] Accept the additions to the Appender interface
[X] Refuse those additions
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> Unfortunately, log4j versions up to and including 1.2.8 did not mark
> these methods as deprecated. As such, I would like to release a new
> version in the 1.2 series, namely 1.2.9, which will mark these methods
> as deprecated. Would you approve such a release?
+1
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Scott,
You're right, log4j 1.3 includes multicast.
However, we're stuck at 1.2 for the time being, and I wasn't even aware of this
appender until AFTER I created my own.. :-)
I will consider merging the two later down the chain, when the appender has proven its
stability with some gigabytes of
Do note that DailyRollingFileAppender have issues if you have multiple instances
(JVMs, Threads) logging to the same location.
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 12:23 AM
> To: Log4J Developers List
> Subject: RE: Log4
My recommendation is that you use the basic WriterAppender / FileAppender, and handle
the rolling outside the application.
One solution (which we use) could be to embed a date in the file name, and have the
appender restart at regular intervals.
> -Original Message-
> From: Järkeborn
True, the iternal logging is of varying quality.
However, there seems to be SOME interesting things flying past Chainsaw's
stdout/stderr (or Web Start's console / log).
In particular, SAX errors and warnings, and one annoying NPE I very much would like to
get to the bottom of, appears when I us
Hello all,
Chainsaw logs all its internal log4j events to stdout, which appears in the Java Web
Start Console (or a log file configured from Web Start).
I have been trying to create an XML file for Chainsaw's Automatic Configuration which
redirects these events into Chainsaw itself.
However, n
1. Great! :-)
2. True, the column settings are stored. However, the colums I have chosen to hide,
reappears after restarting chainsaw, this time at the very right of the list.
3. Well would'nt you know! Never occured to me trying to click the rodent's right
ear..! :-D
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Hello all,
I have noticed some peculiarities in Chainsaw's LogPanels.
Firstly, while there exists a possibility to choose columns, I am not able to remove
columns resulting from certain properties of the Logging Event, particularly the
'hostname' and 'log4j.remoteSourceInfo'. (I'm using XMLSoc
Thanks -- it works just fine!
Asgeir
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From: Paul Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 11:42 AM
To: Log4J Developers List
Subject: Re: Update Web Start?
I've managed to keep myself away from my Xbox and have compiled, built,
signed, and deployed
Hello,
I've seen a number of commits for Chainsaw's release notes recently.
However, the Web Start build has not been updated since May 25th.
Perhaps someone could perform the required spell?
Asgeir Nilsen
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