Re: Viewer for XML log files

Ole, XSLT is one solution. Have a look at org/apache/log4j/xml/tentative.xml for an example of a style sheet. Cheers, Ceki At 17:34 11.05.2001 +0200, you wrote: >Hi! > >I am a very happy user of log4j. >I am looking for a viewer for the XML log files generated by the XMLLayout. >Something tra

Re: disable log4j on the XML file

Henrique, Have a look at log4j.dtd. That should put you on the right track. Ceki At 15:57 11.05.2001 -0300, you wrote: >Hi folks, > >How do I disable all logging (disable log4j) on the XML file? > >A.F.A.I.K. in the PropertyConfigurator "way", I should use log4j.disable=3DFATAL, but >I have

Problem reading xml config file from WAR

Hi, First of all, let me say thanks to all the developers for making such a great product available. I am currently trying to resolve an issue related to reading the log4j configuration from an xml file contained in a WAR. I have browsed through the archives and found some seemly related issues

disable log4j on the XML file

Title: disable log4j on the XML file Hi folks, How do I disable all logging (disable log4j) on the XML file? A.F.A.I.K. in the PropertyConfigurator "way", I should use log4j.disable=3DFATAL, but I have no idea what could be XML (DOMConfigurator) equivalent entry... Thanks, Henrique ===

Viewer for XML log files

Hi! I am a very happy user of log4j. I am looking for a viewer for the XML log files generated by the XMLLayout. Something transforming the XML to HTML would be fine to. But I would need the source code since I made some extensions to the XMLLayout (but didn't adjust the DTD so far). This is aswe

How do I specify a resource (log4j properties file) for a bean to look up

Hello, I am hoping that this is an appropriate forum. I am writing a bean for logging (using log4j), to be used by other beans (under JBoss). I would like to do the following, but am unsure about where and how to define the log4j properties file as an EJB Container resource: Make a properties-fi

Re: 'appender not found' in XML config

Aaron, Although I do not think it could be the cause, could you please try to see if you have the same problem in 1.1b7? It seems to me that the parser is not handing out the elements in the order they appeared in the document. Which version of Xerces is this by the way? Thanks, Ceki At 17

'appender not found' in XML config

Hi, I have a problem with XML configuration using v1.0.4. I'm trying to set up a very simple appender on root, using the sample XML files as a model: I consistently receive the output: log4j: root priority set to DEBUG log4j:ERROR No appender n

Re: CategoryManager Example

Thilo, You do no need the hashtable in CategoryManager. One of the important benefits of log4j is that it manages the category namespace for you automatically. Have a look at Category.getInstance() and Hierarchy.getInstance() to see what I mean. Ceki At 15:37 11.05.2001 +0200, you wrote: >Hi

CategoryManager Example

Hi anybody, I attached a solution how to handle the need of different categories/appenders for threads, applications, sessions or what else. The solution consists of two classes: 1) CategoryManager.java 2) TestCategoryManager.java 1) manages all the categories in a hashtable. The generel proced

Dispatching messages to different files on the basis of priorities

Hello, I'm an happy user of Log4J. I didn't understand if in new 1.6b version is avaible a "Priority Appender". I mean: an appender able to dispatch received messages to several destinations, one per each priority level. I already have developed classes to do that (one generic and one child, sp

RE: Access to DOM tree data

At 12:11 11.05.2001 +0200, you wrote: >Dear Ceki, > >thank you for your hint. > >I am not sure a understand your question but it is the XML parser that >creates the DOM tree. The parser is invoked in the doConfigure(InputStream >input, Hierarchy hierarchy) method in DOMConfigurator. >These are the

using log4j in a web application

Hi! I have just started using log4j. I plan to use it in a web application. My question is do I have to create new instances and set the configuration each time I access it from different places in my web application? For example, I would access it from the jsp page, servlet, beans and other

RE: Access to DOM tree data

Dear Ceki, thank you for your hint. I am not sure a understand your question but it is the XML parser that creates the DOM tree. The parser is invoked in the doConfigure(InputStream input, Hierarchy hierarchy) method in DOMConfigurator. These are the lines that are perhaps the most relevant.

Re: Access to DOM tree data

At 11:31 11.05.2001 +0200, you wrote: >I had a look at the class DOMConfigurator searching where the data for the >DOM object is held, but I only recognized that a hashtable of appenders is >build up. > >How can I access the DOM tree (root element)? As written in the DTD the >element "configurat

Access to DOM tree data

I had a look at the class DOMConfigurator searching where the data for the DOM object is held, but I only recognized that a hashtable of appenders is build up. How can I access the DOM tree (root element)? As written in the DTD the element "configuration" should be the root element. I need the

Re: DOMConfig and log4j:Configuration

Dear Robert, dear Jeff, I read your conversation. To my opinion the workaround (removing the doctype comment which refers to the DTD) has the disadvantage that your XML file is "well formed", but (possibly) not valid! I think that the problem is caused by the URI/namespace: http://jakarta.apach