log4j 1.3 status update

Work continues on the next major version of log4j, 1.3. Going forward there will be monthly builds of 1.3, taking place on the last Wednesday of the month. More builds may be done as needed. The current focus of work for 1.3 is to restore most compatibility with version 1.2.X. These changes

RE: Logging custom levels using log4j

Filters are supported in 1.2 - ExpressionFilter is new with 1.3. I wouldn't use 1.3 in production - it's still at an alpha release. I believe you can't configure filters via a properties file - you need to use an xml configuration file. If you have an xml file and a properties file, only the xm

Re: loading log4j.properties from an ear file

At 11:24 AM 1/2/2006 +0100, you wrote: > >Hello, > >I developed a very simple ear application that includes a web app and a >stateless EJB. > >The EJB uses log4j. > >This application runs in weblogic8.1 server. I am using >log4j-1.2.13.jar. > >The ear structure is as follows: > >C:\software\bea8\c

Re: Logging custom levels using log4j

Thanks Scott, Currenlty we are using log4j1.2 , but to support filters we need to use log4j1.3 right? Will it be major changes needed to change it to higher version? And currently we are using log4j.properties for all types of logging. In addition to that, to configure filters, we need to use lo

RE: [chainsaw]How i can view Tomcat log file in Chainsaw

LogFilePatternReceiver allows Chainsaw to view logs accessible as a URL (file or http). If the log file is available via ssh or another file system supported by Commons VFS, you can use org.apache.log4j.chainsaw.vfs.VFSLogFilePatternReceiver to access it. Neither require programming - just the

loading log4j.properties from an ear file

Hello, I developed a very simple ear application that includes a web app and a stateless EJB. The EJB uses log4j. This application runs in weblogic8.1 server. I am using log4j-1.2.13.jar. The ear structure is as follows: C:\software\bea8\config\local\applications>jar tvf RuleApp.ear 0 Mo

Re: [chainsaw]How i can view Tomcat log file in Chainsaw

Scott Deboy wrote: LogFilePatternReceiver is the 'receiver' that makes log files available in Chainsaw. You can find an example configuration file from inside Chainsaw: http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/chainsaw.html You can find an example Chainsaw configuration file that includes an examp