We're using primarily LF5 in a number of scenarios
(described below), and been happy with the results in
each case:
1) Local development
Just configured a LF5 Appender in the local config. As
soon as any logging occurs, the LF5 window
automatically opens and you get you logging in
real-time.
2) R
--- 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
> >lo
Michael -
> > The fact that no logging occurs when
> log4j.properties is placed in
> > $CATALINA_HOME\classes is highly suspicious. I'd
> look into that first. Use
> > a really simple config file and a observe the
> results.
>
> Well, I believe it is not. In my configuration
> log messages f
I've been working on a small struts application that
can "plug in" to existing webapps to view/configure
log4j at runtime. The LogManager (and underlying
LoggerRepository/Heirarchy) API gives an easy way to
retreive all loggers currently instantiated, but I am
missing something similar for Appende
