The main use case for HouseKeepingFileAppender is to have the logs there
if needed but if not needed for the code to keep it's house clean over
long periods of time. As I said before these are photo kiosks and they
can go months without anyone touching them so we don't want to fill up
the disk
Great I took you up on the TriggeringEventEvaluator already ;-) putting
some thought to the RollingFilePolicy should have something soon enough...
Curt Arnold wrote:
On a similar note, HouseKeepingFileAppender might be better done as a
RollingPolicy for the log4j 1.3 RollingFileAppender framewor
ggeringEventEvaluator that meets your 'don't send for 5
minutes' policy.
Scott
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From: Mark Womack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:RE: contribs and how does it work
Glen
On a similar note, HouseKeepingFileAppender might be better done as a
RollingPolicy for the log4j 1.3 RollingFileAppender framework.
I wouldn't discourage your from filing bugs with the use-cases that you
were trying to support. At least that would allow us to know what
concerns prompted the d
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Subject: RE: contribs and how does it work
Glen,
Thanks for the interest and email. Contributions to the contribs directory
can be very straight forward since it does not really require any changes in
the core code. Just submit the source
enough times and you may find yourself a log4j committer. :-)
-Mark
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> From: Glen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 9:37 AM
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>
> Hi All,
> I have
Hi All,
I have developped two appenders that I would like to know if the log4j
team is interested in. Perhaps worthy of being in the contribs folder
for log4j. I am not sure of the process but I will simply explain the
appenders and go from there.
- HouseKeepingFileAppender: logs to a file t
