I have two instances of log4j running on the same UNIX server. Every once
in a while log messages from one instance will appear in the other. Has
anyone seen this before? Any ideas on why this could happen?
Here are the config files:
Instance1
log4j.appender.A1=org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFil
[I sent this message the other day to the dev mailing list and got no
response. I'm now sending this to the log4j user mailing list in case anyone
has any feedback for me. Thanks in advance.]
I'm migrating my application to use log4j and need to define a message
format that's compatable with an ou
Howdy,
>I'm assuming all I need to do is send mail to dev mailing list with the
>subject PATCH, or [PATCH], and then include in the message the three
diff -
>c
>outputs?
You could do that or open a Bugzilla enhancement and attach your diffs.
>Is this kind of functionality useful to others?
Not
Doug,
There is no need to patch the files you mention. Actually, they don't even
exist anymore.
PatternLayout has been modified to accept new conversion words. See
https://www.qos.ch/logging/PatternLayout.html for more details.
I hope this helps,
At 11:24 AM 10/16/2003 -0400, Lethin, Doug wro
Hello,
I have a Java web app that creates a SocketAppender like this:
myLogger = LogManager.getLogger(sName);
myLogger.setAdditivity(false); // prevents double output to console
SocketAppender sa = new SocketAppender(sRemoteHost, iRemotePort);
myLogger.addAppender(sa);
myLogger.setLevel(
Wow, thanks for the fast response from the man himself.
I'm a bit baffled, though, as I thought what I had was the latest release,
version 1.2.8, which doesn't seem to have the enhancements you mention. I'm
guessing this is because its in the currently cvs code which I would need to
get, rather t
Howdy,
Conversion words are in log4j 1.3, which has not yet been released. Although an Alpha
is not far away...
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
>-Original Message-
>From: Lethin, Doug [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 11:58 AM
>To: Log4J Users List
>S
At 11:57 AM 10/16/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Wow, thanks for the fast response from the man himself.
That used to be the case. However, there are now several developers who
regularly contribute to log4j, Mark, Paul, Scott, and Yoav to name a few.
I'm a bit baffled, though, as I thought what I had w
My application needs to be deployable to both JBoss and Websphere (and
possibly Weblogic in future). I am trying to use log4j in my app, but not
having any success, even only with JBoss.
Here's the deal--I want to include my own log4j.jar and log4j.xml in my WAR
file. If the app server is using lo
I neglected to say that, if I move my logger and appender definitions into
JBoss's log4j.xml, I DO get the expected files. My question is: how can I
ADD new loggers and appenders from a separate config file to the hierarchy
that JBoss has already established?
-Original Message-
From: Doub
Another question is "How, in an app-server independent way, can I make my
web app HTMLLayout log files available through the web app itself?
It would seem that I would need to write the log to a file located under the
web app docroot, but I don't know how to specify such a location in the
log4j.x
This isn't necessarily app-server independent, but you can probably can take
advantage of variable substitution in the config file. Log4j can substitute
system property values into the log4j config file using the Ant-like syntax
(${}), so if your app server puts deployment-specific
information int
No, different servers for different customers.
Yes, OK, I suppose I can have a different log4j.xml for each app server and
a server-specific Ant deployment target.
What should the relative file location be, though, if I deploy an EAR file
to the server and there is no exploded context-relative di
Howdy,
Even if deploy exploded (a feature servlet containers are not required
to support), the server admin may configure the server such that you
don't have write access under your webapp. The only directory you're
guaranteed write access to by the servlet specification is
javax.servlet.context.
you could install logweb, log4j web app administration interface.
http://www.codeczar.com/products/logweb/
In the FileAppender section there is a link to the actual log.
I have a feeling this sets the content type as text, not sure if browsers will
render the html so you my have to save the fil
Try reading this and see if it helps out:
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?Log4JProjectPages/AppContainerLogging
I'm not sure exactly the problem under JBoss, but they do seem to have the
concept of a single classloader, which seems to cause grief for people who
want to deploy their p
JBoss uses Tomcat underneath and I'm confused about the output of log4j
in Tomcat also (one of my previous emails three days ago where noone
responded on).
What is very useful is setting the log4j debugging on
(-Dlog4j.debug=on). And if you search for "using" you might find that
log4j is usin
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