try this :
Logger.getRootLogger.setLevel( Level.OFF )
i think that should turn off logging.
Leos Literak
Li,
As far as I understand log4j has no built-in mechanism aimed at facilitating
what you ask for, but it's not hard to code this functionality yourself. You
can e.g. use java.lang.ThreadLocal.
public class Foo {
private static final ThreadLocal THREAD_LOCAL_LOGGER = new ThreadLocal()
{
Thank you very much!
You give me great help.
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From: Thomas Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: can each thread has a logfile?
Li,
As far as I understand log4j has no built-in
sorry, stop script didn't work correctly,
so in fact original jetty was wunning.
when killall -ed all javas and started
jetty, it worked fine.
still I am confused, why RollingFileAppender
was not able to write to file but occasionally.
it is really strange and I dont expect, it
is reproducibly.
I try to upgrade and I realized, that
method disableAll() has dissappeared().
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Logger.getRootLogger.setLevel( Level.OFF )
i think that should turn off logging.
coool. thanks! really interesting.
I am also curious, whether this turns off
logging completely or just in
Hi all,
I've got a project where I want separate classes to log to separate files.
To do this my config file is looking like this:
= start log4j.properties =
#
# Log 4j Settings
#
# anything that's not classified goes to the default logfile, anything
# that we haven't written goes to the
Using file based appender inside EJB is restricted, but has anyone tried
configuring weblogic to open the back door so that logger inside EJB can
write to a log file?
Thanks.
Yi
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yes,
it works well in not cluster environment. Problems begin if more Virtual Machine try
to write the same file
Alberto
-Messaggio originale-
Da: Yi Chen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Inviato: martedì 3 dicembre 2002 17.16
A: Log4J Users List
Oggetto: log4j in EJB
Using file based
Alberto,
We probably will do JMS based appender for cluster environment. What I am
working on is a single machine case, but I haven't figured out where to make
changes in the configuration so the file based appender will work. Do you
mind sharing the trick?
Thanks,
Yi
-Original
We use JMS-based logging now, but initially used file-appender logging in
our tests about a year ago. Thats a long stretch for my brain, but I seem
to recall not having to make any config changes to weblogic.
Have you tried with you current weblogic setup (sans any changes)? What was
the error
Oks
I'm using log4j in weblogic (only EJB tier) and it works without any problem (and
without any configuration change).
Weblogic is wlserver6.1 sp3
Alberto
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Da: Yi Chen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Inviato: martedì 3 dicembre 2002 17.30
A: Log4J Users List
Oggetto:
We also ran into the same issue and is causing many headaches
prompting some team-members to insist that we get rid of Log4J. Log4J
being open-source is used by different teams/companies who have no
cooridnation between them. I hope in the future releases this problem
can be solved.
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Hello sanjayrajsoni,
Logging with separate logger repositories (hierarchies) using a logger repository
selector is log4j's way of dealing with this. It works quite nicely,
if you ask me. It allows you to configure each individual logger
repository without treading on any other. See Ceki's doc
I haven't subscribed to the development list.
So, I will post it here.
I am trying to subclass DOMConfigurator to
add proprietary information in the configuration xml.
The subclass will parse this information and will
invoke the parse method of the superclass to do
the rest of the work.
What
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