RE: disabling logging using configuration files using the disable directive

Ceki, Well, I have a category called "foo.bar" and all other categories are under that (e.g. "foo.bar.mar" and "foor.bar.who.needs.a.car"). Currently the code is full of logging statements of all priorities (mostly DEBUG ones, of course :)). I'd like to be able to disable all DEBUG log statements

Re: disabling logging using configuration files using the disable directive

Otis, Does not compute. What do you mean by disable logging of messages with Priority P <= X. Is this for all categories or for just one specific category? Ceki At 17:02 18.04.2001 -0400, you wrote: >Hello, > >I'm wondering about the following (which was discussed around March 7th/8th, >but in

Re: What about JSR000047

Maurizio, Every now and then there is a question about log4j vs. the JSR47 "standard". As the founder of the log4j project my opinion is heavily biased. You have been warned. It is upsetting to hear people talk about the JSR47 "standard" when no one outside Sun has ever seen the thing runnin

Re: reloading configuration at runtime

Paul Glezen wrote: > > Hi Erik, > > Sorry to jump in a little late. I monitor this list on my home PC but I > travel during the week. > > Erik van Zijst wrote: > > > > First is the reconfiguration thing as described below in the earlier mail. > > > That's a tough one. Log4j is certainly con

RE: Problems Using Log4J as a service on NT

I don't know how log4j needs to be configured to work with weblogic console, but if you are using weblogic server as a service, then you would have to write your own weblogic appender. The following is a sample... public class WeblogicAppender extends AppenderSkeleton { private LogServic

Problems Using Log4J as a service on NT

I am using Log4J on weblogic appserver running on windows NT. When I start the server as a console everything works fine but when I start the Weblogic server as a service it does not generate and log messages even though the server is up and every thing else runs as usual. Please let me know if

disabling logging using configuration files using the disable directive

Hello, I'm wondering about the following (which was discussed around March 7th/8th, but in that discussion I didn't find the answer to my question): How exactly do you disable logging of messages with Priority P <= X (where X is something like DEBUG) via the log4j.properties file? I've got: lo

RE: Extending Priority class

Hi Ceki Thanks, I now have DOMConfigurator working and using my custom priority. Except I am not sure what the syntax for lo4J.dtd is to specify an appender for a priority. Also, how do I specify the additivity=false in the xml file? Thanks in advance Jeff Singer -Original Message- Fr

RE: Additivity in configuration file!

How do I achieve this with the DOMConfigurator Thanks Jeff Singer -Original Message- From: Otis Gospodnetic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 12 April 2001 04:14 To: LOG4J Users Mailing List Subject: RE: Additivity in configuration file! Yes, that will work for category 'com.sns.util'.

log4j version 1.1beta2 released

Greetings, After a three month wait, I am pleased to announce log4j version 1.1b2, a release candidate that should be soon sanctioned as 1.1 final release. Version 1.1beta2 is 100% backward compatible with log4j version 1.0.x, even if 1.1beta1 was not. Thus it should be considered as a drop-in