If you are dealing with users, and across platforms, you may want to use
java webstart (http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart/).
It allows for GUI starting of programs (but won't help with any of your
problems).
Also - javaw starts programs in the background, whilst java starts in
the for
Thanks for the quick reply!
At 4:53 PM +1100 1/5/02, Scott Farquhar wrote:
>a. This occurs from the default windows installation running jar
>files with "javaw -jar xxx.jar". You wish to change this to be
>"java -jar xxx.jar".
>
>This is a registry setting (from memory), so this would not be an
a. This occurs from the default windows installation running jar files
with "javaw -jar xxx.jar". You wish to change this to be "java -jar
xxx.jar".
This is a registry setting (from memory), so this would not be an easy
fix for your users.
You could make a batch file (".bat") or command fil
I've been using Log4J on a Linux/Macintosh project for a while, with
much success. But I've started to get some Windows users (esp.
Win98, which seems to be quite popular among my hobbyist users), and
they're not happy.
I'd like some advice on how to solve two problems.
I'm using a ConsoleAp
Ceki,
Thankyou very much for the help last time with activateOptions() to effect
the new directory change for FileAppenders.
I have noticed the log files are created in the new directory as desired,
and logs entered in them correctly.
However, the old log files are still held by Log4J (thus can
The
ejbSuccess.info("** UPDATE SUCCESS -> OFF");
method will emit the messages as "info" is a "higher" priority than
"debug".
If you set the priority to something higher than "info", e.g. "warn"
the message should be appear.
Try using
ejbSuccess.setPriority(Priority.WARN);
Good luc
It was in my file where my FileAppender is associated with.
> My File contains:
> ** UPDATE SUCCESS -> OFF
>
- Original Message -
From: "Shanmugam, Balajee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Log4J Users List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 4:12 PM
Subject: RE: Turn
i think what you see in the console is your system.outs ... remove them from the
code and try ...
-Original Message-
From: T Master [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 5:12 PM
To: Log4J Users List
Subject: Re: Turning a Category On/Off
After setting my logger to DE
After setting my logger to DEBUG to stop info() messages, I am still getting
output.
Anyone have ideas why please?
Below are some clear details on code, stdout, and file output.
Code:
System.out.println("** UPDATE SUCCESS -> OFF");
ejbSuccess.setPriority(Priority.DEBUG);
Apologies for dumb questions...
I am trying to dynamiccally modify my Category's Priority at run time.
The code below is used to effect this:
myCategory.setPriority(Priority.INFO); // Turn ON
myCategory.setPriority(Priority.DEBUG); // Turn OFF
However, after turning
I agree with Kevin. Java used to have a 'private-protected' access modifier
that was synonymous with C++ protected but they dropped it after 1.0. This
was a bad idea, IMHO. Often you'd like to restrict access to variables to
the class and its subclasses only. Protected doesn't give you this as it
In my opinion Java lacks the best access modifier for OO code -- access for the
class and its descendants but no one else. Protected is close, with package
being a possible choice too. Public access doesn't restrict me and rarely
causes problems even though it's theoretically bad, however not be
Are you planning on using the included SocketServer/SocketNode combination
on the server side?
If so, it's normal operation is to set up loggers by the incoming ip address
of the client. If you really want to log everything coming to the socket in
this setup, then just use the root logger/catego
Hi All !!
Can anyone please tell me if I am implementing my own LogManager and all
classes in different packages make instance of this LogManager
then how can I get actual category of the logging classes(which are in
various packages) using the %c{n}in the pattern.
Thanks in advance
-Kapi
Hello,
I try to configure an RollingFileAppender. It logs fine, but I want it to
switch the logfile
each day - but that does not happen.
Do I have a typo or such thing wrong in my configuration file ?
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Hi,
I am trying to use the SocketAppender to log messages from various JVM's to
a single log file.
On the Client side, I have defined a SocketAppender as follows:
# Set ctm category priority to ERROR and its appender t
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