On May 23, 2005, at 10:31 PM, Rohit Sonalkar wrote:
Hi,
The RollingFileAppender rolls over files when they reach a certain
size.
What is the technique it uses to do the roll over if for e.g. the
maxBackupIndex is 10 and there are currently 10 files? Does it simply
delete logs.out.10 and re
web apps! I now think the more sane explanation is that I was hasty in my
offhand reporting, and that the "ton" of output I saw was from JSF, not
Tomcat. That would make a little more sense, because all JSF jars are in
WEB-INF/lib of the webapp. And, again, as mentioned, JSF was in the mix
Hi,
The RollingFileAppender rolls over files when they reach a certain size.
What is the technique it uses to do the roll over if for e.g. the
maxBackupIndex is 10 and there are currently 10 files? Does it simply
delete logs.out.10 and rename logs.out.9 as logs.out.10, logs.out.8 as
logs.out.9 an
Interesting request to 'glob' together files into a single file. Care to enter
it into bugzilla as an enhancement request to Chainsaw V2?
Chainsaw V2's LogFilePatternReceiver does support a 'filterExpression' param
that only forwards events that match the expression on to Chainsaw.
For example
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-Original Message-
From: Anthony Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 5:07 PM
To: log4j-user@logging.ap
Is their any software out there that analyzes log4j code?
Take for instance my lo4gj is setup to roll my file names making them no
larger than 1MB. To search for errors in the logs, I have to do a grep
or use windows find. I would love a program that when I gave it the base
name for the file, i
I would like to set up an alternate appender in case of error of the
primary appender.
But I would like too that if the primary appender is up again, it
handles the events and the backup appender be closed.
I tried FallbackErrorHandler but it does not allow the primary appender
to be used aga
