Hi Patrick,
So, you've verified that the "env." scope works to look up OS properties in
Log4j? If this works, I guess I stand corrected on my previous statement where
I said that this sort of thing wasn't recognized as anything special by Log4j.
Or is it that the System class loads up all exist
Do you have more than one version of Log4j in the classpath? I would also be
wary of using Log4j-1.3 alpha in production. Best to stick with the 1.2.xx
series.
Jake
Quoting Merin Shaji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Jake,
>
> Thanks for your reply. I tried out NDC and is working fine.
>
> But I could
Hello,
i'm developing a Plugin for log4j version 1.3, but i'm not sure
whats the "right way" to handle exceptions in the activateOptions() method.
Currently my code is as follows:
class MyPlugin extends PluginSkeleton {
...
public void activateOptions() {
try {
[ ...do something..
On 8/22/06, DeMZed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Exactly.
It seems that I must create a new class MySMTPAppender extending
SMTPAppender :(
You could also do some tunneling or port redirection (redir does this
under linux) outside your jvm enviroment.
--
Javier González Nicolini
Hi,
How is it possible to ignore/skip the first 2 bytes (which is 0xFEFF) "BOM"
Byte Order Mark, in the class BinaryCompare.java (as copied below)
-
/*
* Copyright 1999,2005 The Apache Software Foundation.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "Lice
You might be able to get something that will map the port outside of log4j.
On 8/22/06, DeMZed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Exactly.
It seems that I must create a new class MySMTPAppender extending
SMTPAppender :(
-Message d'origine-
De : James Stauffer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé :
Exactly.
It seems that I must create a new class MySMTPAppender extending
SMTPAppender :(
-Message d'origine-
De : James Stauffer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : mardi 22 août 2006 18:21
À : Log4J Users List
Objet : Re: SMTPAppender : how to specify the port ?
The values that you can
The values that you can set correspond to the set* methods so look at
the API. I don't see a method to set the port.
On 8/22/06, DeMZed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi !
I use this appender :
Hi !
I use this appender :
My SMTP daemon is listening on port 250, not 25.
What is the param name for the port ? I tryed SM
There is a way to get the correct line numbers and it has been
discussed on the mailing list but I don't remember what it is so you
will need to search the archives.
Here are my suggestions in order of preference:
1. Just use log4j. If you use a wrapper you lose some of the power of
log4j and th
Your log calls should call the generic Logger.log() method, where you pass
the FQCN of your LogWrapper. Location information are stripped away by the
log4j framework up to this passed FQCN.
logDebug(Object desc) {
logger.log( LogWrapper.class.getName(), Level.DEBUG, desc, null );
Hi,
I have a class that holds a reference to Log4j's logger in it.I call this
LoggerWrapper.
The intention of using this and not Logger(log4j's Logger) directly is to
keep my code as independent of log4j as possible.
This LoggerWrapper has methods called logDebug(Object description)
i.e logXXX
Takacs Bence-2 wrote:
>
> What if I make my own LifeSignAppender, which is not a real logger but
> has a Time parameter, and runs Threads which measure time, and if the
> Time is up, throw an ERROR level log? However, could an appender throw a
> log message?
>
make your LifeSignAppender ext
fair question :-}
as the log statement was the very first thing to happen in my new thread i was
not expecting that the interrupt from outside could already happen. that's
quite a stupid assumption i made. obviously timing on my single prozessor WinXP
machine and on the multiprocessor sun serve
farzad,
as jake already pointed out, there are 2 solutions to your problem:
1. specify a system property by -D as described in the mail from 21. August
2006 22:17
or
(and i guess this is what you are looking for)
2. if you want to access the OS environment property then you have to access it
wit
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