Hi jake,
Wow AOP looks great. I will look into that. Thanks alot
Regards,
Ajay Kumar.G
Bioinformatics Specialist
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If you are into AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming), you may be able to
create an Aspect to do this for you. I don't know enough about it to give
you any explanation of how to use AOP, but you could take a look at a
promising new AOP project based on dynamic proxies
https://dynaop.dev.java.n
Hi Jake,
Thanks alot jake. My application now exceeds 1 million lines of code and
has so many printStacktraces in my application. I was searching for hack if
I could log them magically. Yesterday I browsed for this in the archives but
coudn't find any. Just to confirm my finding I posted it. An
Jacob wrote:
Set additivity to "false", although I can't give you an example of
that for
the property syntax. I don't remember it because I never use it.
Should
be in the docs. Anyway, if a logger inherits an appender (for
instance,
from one defined in the ROOT
At 02:16 PM 2/19/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Just tried that. It does not really work. I tried by having two instance
variables. One that gets the "applicationA" logger and one that gets the
"applicationB" logger. "applicationA" logger is configured to use syslog
appender. "applicationB" appender ap
At 05:00 PM 2/19/2004 +0530, you wrote:
Hi all,
First things first HI Everybody. I am new to this group and for
logging otherthan using SOPs. I have a small question before actually
start using it. Will log4j prints catched and uncatched exceptions. If
yes at what level they will be in.
Do y
On the JDK1.4 side, configure your loggers with a SocketHandler and the
default XMLFormatter.
Here is an example receiver configuration which can receive the jdk1.4
util.logging events:
http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/";
debug="true">
You lose a number of fe
Hi,
I currently use ChainsawV2 and log4j in my webapps. I've set up a SocketHubAppender
to stream messages from my appserver to my Chainsaw instance. Is it possible to get
similar functionality (e.g. remote viewing) if I switch to using the JDK 1.4 logging
api? Does anyone have an example co
It would help if you could post your log4j config file for us to look at.
Ken
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This is an example of the old RollingFileAppender. I'm interested in how to
specify/configure trigger policies and rolling policies in the new
org.apache.log4j.rolling.RollingFileAppender.
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T
Just tried that. It does not really work. I tried by having two instance
variables. One that gets the "applicationA" logger and one that gets the
"applicationB" logger. "applicationA" logger is configured to use syslog
appender. "applicationB" appender appends to the default appender that
appen
One short sample.
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Is there an example xml config for the new
org.apache.log4j.rolling.RollingFileAppender?
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I Have problems using AsyncAppender and SMTPAppender together.
When I use the SMTPAppender directly I receive the expected mail:
(see bottom for the complete file)
When I use the SMTPAppender by using the AsyncAppender I receive *no* mail:
I have added JMX support to one of my programs and I'm able to connect
to it using the MC4J JMX console. I can also see the log4j MBeans. Is it
also possible to view the logs from the JMX console? Can the console act
as a log4j appended?
Thanks,
David Robison
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David R Robison
Open Roads Cons
Hi all,
First things first HI Everybody. I am new to this group and for logging otherthan
using SOPs. I have a small question before actually start using it. Will log4j prints
catched and uncatched exceptions. If yes at what level they will be in.
Thanks,
Ajay Kumar.G
Bioinformatics Speciali
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