Hi
I have debug statements in core utilities, the problem is that when I turn debug
on for these components, the volume of debug is too great. Is there any way to
turn on debug for a component based upon the calling system (package) as oposed
to the classname of the util component?
Thanks
Nat
Thanks again, Gyoergy - this is exactly the issue.
Funny that i opened a trouble ticket w/IBM yesterday.
Thanks so much!
Joe
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> That's weird. Are you sure, that the NPE is thrown
> in that line of code and not within the get() method
> itself ? The later would be expla
Hi Ian,
Thanks alot for the pointer you gave. It works..
Thanks & Regards
Naren
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Replacing the old DateFormat line with the following should work:
log4j.appender.stdoutLog.layout.DateFormat=-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSS z
The TTCCLayout can accept as its DateFormat any Str
We are looking for at bugreport tool like bugzilla. Open Source or
BuyWare is not important at the moment.
What I would like to know is if there exists an appender that writes to
any of the existing bugreport tools.
An even better option would be to have an appender like the one IntelliJ
uses in ID
Hallo,
I log communication to an external system with e.g. logger.debug(...).
In a catch-block I log errors by logger.error(...).
What I want is, not to keep all the debug-messages in good case, but =
keeping them in an error-case.
I'm wondering if log4j can be configured (or our log statements
That's weird. Are you sure, that the NPE is thrown in that line of code and not within
the get() method itself ? The later would be explained by what I found on
www.dejanews.com .
I searched for InheritableThreadLocal (the parent class of ThreadLocalMap) and
NullPointerException in dejanews
