On Wed, 2004-01-28 at 05:19, Sloan Seaman wrote:
> I have an object A, that uses log4j for various logging.
>
> I have another object B, that I want to listen for any logging events within
> A that are warning, errors, or fatals.
>
> How do I registers B so that it will be informed when A does a
I have an object A, that uses log4j for various logging.
I have another object B, that I want to listen for any logging events within
A that are warning, errors, or fatals.
How do I registers B so that it will be informed when A does a log message?
Thanks!
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Sloan
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> Or you could just add -Dlog4j.debug=true to your java runtime command.
> Much simpler ;)
Pah. My version is much nicer. And it works without having read any
documentation about fuzzy parameters ;)
>
> Howdy,
> Or you could just add -Dlog4j.debug=true to your java runtime comman
> d. Much s
Thanks. Unfortunately, it does not fix the problem, I already have it enabled:
jdbc/SybaseDS ...
com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SybDataSource
...
...
2
20
15
org.jboss.resource.adapter.jdbc.vendor.SybaseExceptionSorter
Any other ideas?
Robert Augustyn wrote:
How
I have had some issues with log4j using weblogic 8.1. My file log4j.xml
would not get picked up.
I found that by putting log4j.xml and log4j.dtd in the directory
bea\weblogic81\server\bin of my server, that the log4j.xml file got
picked up and logs created.
This does seem rather crude but did ge
How I am not sure :) but that what worked for me.
org.jboss.resource.adapter.jdbc.vendor.Syba
seExceptionSorter
I believe is correct sorter for Sybase.
I had the same problem with oracle and when I added
sorter and
it
took care of the problem. My appender looks the same
as yours.
-Or
Robert Augustyn wrote:
I am not quite sure how you get anything by setting
smtp host
value/to/from to "..." ?
I replaced the real values for security purposes ;-)
You may want to look into using exception sorter in
the definition of
your jdbc pool.
JDBC pool? How does it affect SMTP?
Vlad
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Ionel GARDAIS wrote:
Hi Vladyslav,
The line
declares a buffer of 100 events to send with the
message each time an error occurs.
To reduce the amount of message received in the body
of your mail, just decrease the buffersize value.
According to JavaDoc, BufferSize does not intersect with a messag
Hi there,
As I told, that what i've done.
And I saw that the log4j.properties file used was not
mine.
Even by adding my file at the beginning of the
classpath, it does not use it.
I tried to add -Dlog4j.properties and
-Dlog4j.properties.file but none worked.
Is there a way to force the use of a
Hello,
I am just beginning to use log4j and I am trying to get my head around using
the MDC class. From reading through the archives it appears that I need to
use this class for my logging within my servlet. That being said, I'm
having a little understanding exactly how its used. Is it as sim
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I am not quite sure how you get anything by setting
smtp host
value/to/from to "..." ?
You may want to look into using exception sorter in
the definition of
your jdbc pool.
robert
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Hi Vladyslav,
The line
declares a buffer of 100 events to send with the
message each time an error occurs.
To reduce the amount of message received in the body
of your mail, just decrease the buffersize value.
hope this could help,
ionel
Hi all,
I use JBoss 3.2.3 with log4j
I activated SMTP appender to send errors by e-mail, but can't properly configure
it. Every time an Exception happens, I receive a lot of e-mails with every
e-mail body containing only 1 line of the Exception trace log, like:
[16:49:04,315,STDERR] at
com.
Christian,
I used -dlog4j.debug=true in my command line and I saw
that log4j is using another log4j.properties file
(from a third-party jar file)
Again, the first entry in my classpath is my own
log4j.porperties file.
Also I still have the
-Dlog4j.properties= in the command
line.
Why don't it g
Howdy,
>im just getting started with using log4j and I am trying to use it
within
>my
>servlet. From reading the archives it appears i need to be using the
MDC
>class, but i am a little confused as to how it works and how it is used
in
First of all, the MDC is entirely optional. Many people ne
hello,
im just getting started with using log4j and I am trying to use it within my
servlet. From reading the archives it appears i need to be using the MDC
class, but i am a little confused as to how it works and how it is used in
code. is it as easy to implement like in the following psuedo
Howdy,
Or you could just add -Dlog4j.debug=true to your java runtime command. Much simpler ;)
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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>From: Christian Hufgard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 5:57 AM
>To: Log4J Users List
>Subject: Re: log4
Hi Ionel,
you could use the following work-around to determine, what your log4j is
doing - it did help me too :)
public void initializeLog4j(String propertyfileName) {
System.out.println("looking for property file with name "+
propertyfileName);
url =
this.getClass().getClassLoader().
Hi,
I am running an application that uses log4j.
I add the nedded log4j jars and the log4j.properties
file on its classpath.
Unfortunatly, I see none of the declared log files on
my folders.
I tries to add a
-Dlog4j.properties= but it
does not help : i am still missing the log files.
How to for
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