RE: JMSAppender

Actually, forget that as I've just read about serialisation and throwable in the Java Doc. If the throwable does not survive serialisation, is there a way (at all) to recover the stack trace? There's a method to return the string representation of the stack trace. Does this get called (by JMSAppen

JMSAppender

Does the JMSAppender serialise the Throwable information? I've extracted the org.apache.log4j.spi.LoggingEvent from the ObjectMessage that I've received on a JMS topic. I can recover the local information (classname, method and linenumber) but if an exception is present, the Throwable seems to

LDAP/JNDI configurations

Hi, Currently in Log4J, there is XML and Property File based configuration. Are there any plans to include LDAP/JNDI as another means of storing the Logger configuration? (Or is it possible now with 1.2.7?) Regards, Peter T

RE: Remote Shutdown

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Remote Shutdown

Hi, I've noticed that the scripts allow you to specify another server as a parameter and shut it down. Is there a way to stop anyone remotely shutting down the JBOSS server when they use the shutdown.bat command file? Regards, Peter

HTTPWatchdog

Hi, I was looking through the plans and noticed that the watchdog system had been rewritten by Mark Womack, and included an HTTPWatchdog as part of that change. HTTPWatchdog would be quite useful as we store the XML configuration file for Log4J on a centralised web server. Are the new watchdog f

RE: Rendered Message in JMSAppender messages

> Message rendering is done prior to serialization. After serialization > calling getMessage and getRenderedMessage always give the same result > regardless of how you configure the server (receiving) side. Object > rendering should be configured on the clients. HTH, Hi Ceki, I'd always assume

Rendered Message in JMSAppender messages

Hi, Here is my configuration (in XML) of my JMS Appender: As you can see I'm using PatternLayout. The message is sent out onto JMS as a serialised java object (org.apache.log4j.spi.LoggingEvent) wrapped in an javax.jms.ObjectMessage. On the class org.apache.log4j.sp

?'s returned from call

We've recently ran some tests with Log4J and are experiencing some strange behaviour from some of the calls. When I run it on my computer it is fine, but when my colleague runs the same test, we get ? for line number and method name from locationInformation. Would it do this if the symbol table

RE: JMSAppender in XML Conf file

> So waht exactly would be in the .sjo files that you are pointing to? I use Progress Sonic MQ JMS. In the explorer, you can save the TopicConnectionFactory and Topic objects out into files. The .sjo stands for Serialised Java Object. However, we have a custom converter which takes these seria

RE: JMSAppender in XML Conf file

Hi Sloan, I use File JNDI to access JMS in my application. You can use any sort of JNDI store to store your TopicConnectionFactory and Topic, such as LDAP. Regards, Peter PS - Here is my config for JMS. ***

RE: Multiple appenders for a category

Do you know how to do that in XML? Peter > -Original Message- > From: Andrew Hurst [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 27 September 2002 13:56 > To: Log4J Users List > Subject: Re: Multiple appenders for a category > > > Here's an example showing 2 appenders 'aerologic' and > 'aerologi

RE: Documentation

Hi Mark, > Can someone please provide a source for some information on the > Conversion Pattern Syntax. Mostly I just want to know what > the different > elements ("%F" and the like) are defined as? There's some Java Documentation in http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/api/index.html The Pat

SNMP

Hi, Does anyone use the SNMPTrapAppender for Log4J to send out traps on log messages ? I'm trying to configure it, and have noticed that the full Log4J message comes through as a single octet string. I was wanting to pass it as parameters so things such as class and line number were all separat

RE: Telnet Appender, Configuration and JVM_Bind

> The additivity flag influences the way appenders attached to parent > loggers are handled. It does not affect the accumulation of loggers > attached to the same logger. So, I guess I need to have a separate logger for client applications from the one for servers... Regards, Peter ***

Telnet Appender, Configuration and JVM_Bind

I have a centrally stored logging properties XML file, which I access using HTTP. Inside this, I have the following snippet of XML... Even though additivity is false, the Config tries to bind the Telnet session, resulting in a JVM_Bind err

RE: SNMPAppender

I've been using it for a while. Its pretty good. Peter > -Original Message- > From: Ceki Gülcü [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 24 July 2002 14:34 > To: Log4J Users List > Subject: RE: SNMPAppender > > > > Did you see this? > > http://www.m2technologies.net/asp/snmpTrapAppender.as

JMS Appender, Progress SonicMQ and iPlanet LDAP Directory

Hi, I'm trying to implement the JMS appender for Log4J. I've placed a serialised TopicConnectionFactory from Progress SonicMQ in the directory (using Sonic Explorer). That works well, and I can see the Java object on the branch using an LDAP browser. However, when I come to reference it from