e quickest way to
handle the problem - extend JDBCAppender yourself and just over-ride
getLogStatement()
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Subject: RE: getClassName from locationInfo object
seeing as it may be the quickest way to
handle the problem - extend JDBCAppender yourself and just over-ride
getLogStatement()
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Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 5:19 AM
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Subject: RE: getClassName from locationInfo object
Well, I'm extending the JDBCAppender to use its own thread, and to use a
prepared statement, so I have my own columns for classname, etc. I'm using
(in development) Wi
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The ? probably means that LocationInfo couldn't parse the Throwable's stack
trace that is used to determine class name, method name, line number etc.
What OS are you using, as I had this problem in Websphere on AS400? I ended
up having to write a kludged version of LocationInfo to parse the weird
