Hello all,
We have some code which writes data to a file and logs a few messages while
doing it, and the log messages are showing up in the *data* file instead of
the *log* file. Has anyone ever seen this? It smells like file handle
reuse. Here is the code:
//Set up logger
static Logger logger
Hi All,
Everythings almost working! Just the SMTPAppender is throwing an error:
[#|2005-10-21T18:07:01.375+0100|WARNING|sun-appserver-pe8.1_01|javax.ent
erprise.system.stream.err|_ThreadID=28;|
log4j:ERROR Could not create an Appender. Reported error follows.|#]
[#|2005-10-21T18:07:01.390+0100|W
Thanks for that information Jake. I checked the Sun docs and yes, it
does load parent first. I decided to reinstall the app server (I've been
having issues for a while now with memeory consumption since adding web
service utilities) and found that there is no bundled log4j.jar. This
means I must ha
It all makes complete sense if the Sun appserver is using parent first
classloading. It is easy to work with Log4j in Tomcat for app-specific logging
because Tomcat implements child-first classloading. The server gets its version
of Log4j in the server classpath and the the app gets its version
Hi guys,
Here's an update as I've been playing around with it for a while
Have moved to xml file configuration and now it gets picked up and used
from WEB-INF/classes. The log4j.jar in the application server is quite
old (I tried to use it for compilation but it failed. I think its that
cate
If both your app server and application use log4j with different
configs I am not sure how to set it up. If you want to use the same
config file for both then move the config and jar to one common place
(on Tomcat that is common/classes/log4j.properties and
common/lib/log4j.jar). What happens if
Hi.
Has anyone implemented this (leaky bucket) to limit the maximum rate
of mails log4j is going to send?
How? Evaluator?
Any details or reference will be appreciated.
Thamks
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Bizarre...I started the thread "Log4j not working" but Damodar(or
dyemme) seems to have answered for me but he's using Tomcat.
So James, in answer to your question to me, log4j is in
C:\Projects\PBTV\war\WEB-INF\lib\log4j-1.2.9.jar along with my
app-specific jars. There is also one in the app serv
