Using an old script that used to work, I now find my self with a
problem. I can't checkout from cvs.
I get this error message:
[cvs] Caught exception: CreateProcess: cvs
-d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2:/home/CVSHOME checkout dk
error=2
If I run the cvs command (cvs
Hi, all,
We are using a third-party tool where its debugger
only has the method 'getDebugStream(PrintStream s)'
to config its debug io stream.
We want to use log4j, which means we need to pass
the streams associated with an Appender (file or
socket appender). Can this be done and how to
get
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When I set the system property using java
-Dlog4j.configuration=/mydir/log4j.properties myClass
I do not get the properties held in here picked up. I though if I specified
this property I would never have to invoke the
PropertyConfigurator.configure or PropertyConfigurator.basicConfiguration
At 12:01 10.10.2002 +0100, you wrote:
When I set the system property using java
-Dlog4j.configuration=/mydir/log4j.properties myClass
I do not get the properties held in here picked up. I though if I specified
this property I would never have to invoke the
PropertyConfigurator.configure or
Hi,
We are using a third-party tool where its debugger
only has the method 'getDebugStream(PrintStream s)'
to config its debug io stream.
OK.
We want to use log4j, which means we need to pass
the streams associated with an Appender (file or
socket appender). Can this be done and how to
get the
Thanks for the reply.
--- Ceki Gülcü [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subclassing the Logger class is highly discouraged.
You should try wrapping
instead of subclassing.
At 18:54 09.10.2002 -0700, you wrote:
Can you pls add the functionality to the next
release
to allow DOMConfigurator to
1) Filters are only configurable using xml configuration files, not property
configuration files.
2) You can also look at using LevelRangeFilter. It allows a range of levels
(ie INFO thru WARN) to be excluded/included. Configuration is similar to
LevelMatchFilter; see the javadoc for allowed
--- Ceki Gülcü [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This problem has been mentioned several times. We
will address the issue in
log4j 1.3.
At 13:39 09.10.2002 -0700, you wrote:
I've been working on a small struts application
that
can plug in to existing webapps to view/configure
log4j at runtime.
About JMX:
I was able to get both RI from Sun and MX4j server up
and running using the JMX capablities exposed by
log4j.
Since, MX4j is actively developed and maintained, you
can take a look at it. It has some bugs but it seems
to get the work done at least for me since, I wanted
some
I'm trying to get my jsp to work with log4j, I need to know how to set
up the log4j properties file to log to a file.
Can someone provide a example ? Thanks.
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