Re: Naming log4j threads

2007-12-12 Thread Paul Smith
On 12/12/2007, at 5:27 PM, Jacob Kjome wrote: Paul Smith wrote: cool, bug found. Now, any consensus on naming patterns? I'd plan to prefix all thread names with 'log4j-' and use a sensible suffice depending on the usage (make it aligned with the class name that launched it if that mad

Re: Naming log4j threads

2007-12-11 Thread Jacob Kjome
Paul Smith wrote: cool, bug found. Now, any consensus on naming patterns? I'd plan to prefix all thread names with 'log4j-' and use a sensible suffice depending on the usage (make it aligned with the class name that launched it if that made logical sense). Unless there's no objections I'l

Re: Naming log4j threads

2007-12-11 Thread Paul Smith
cool, bug found. Now, any consensus on naming patterns? I'd plan to prefix all thread names with 'log4j-' and use a sensible suffice depending on the usage (make it aligned with the class name that launched it if that made logical sense). Unless there's no objections I'll try that approac

Re: Naming log4j threads

2007-12-11 Thread Jacob Kjome
See: http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=41156 Jake Paul Smith wrote: I'm certain there's a bugzilla ticket for this, but even if there wasn't there should be, but we are the middle of cleaning up thread names in our app to easily identify their uses, and ran into the FileWatchd

Naming log4j threads

2007-12-10 Thread Paul Smith
I'm certain there's a bugzilla ticket for this, but even if there wasn't there should be, but we are the middle of cleaning up thread names in our app to easily identify their uses, and ran into the FileWatchdog. Obviously a consistent pattern of thread names would be good across log4j th