RE: Setting up a log message server

I'd suggest writing to log files (FileAppender) and accessing the log files in Chainsaw via LogFilePatternReceiver (or VFSLogFilePatternReceiver if the log files are available via SSH). Another option is SocketHubAppender/SocketHubReceiver, in which your application (appender side) opens a serve

Setting up a log message server

I would like to set up log4j so that log clients (such as Chainsaw) can connect to the application that is generating the messages, i.e., have that application act as a server for log messages. ZeroConf is not an option unfortunately, since the broadcast messages are swallowed by the network. Is

Re: AW: HowTo Disable Logging Output for classes using commons.logging

On Aug 29, 2006, at 9:08 AM, Peter Neu wrote: I assume yes. The jar file contains only the root package org.qartz. Everything else is located beneath.. Logger names are determined by the arguments to calls to Logger.getLogger(). They have no fixed relationship to the class names in the

AW: HowTo Disable Logging Output for classes using commons.logging

I assume yes. The jar file contains only the root package org.qartz. Everything else is located beneath.. In my opinion a declaration like this should suffice: log4j.category.org.quartz=info, file or I have no idea what could be wrong. :o(

Re: HowTo Disable Logging Output for classes using commons.logging

On 8/29/06, Peter Neu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: But still I get the INFO messages in the server log. What do I have to do? Are you 100% sure that ALL the quartz loggers are named org.quartz.* ? -- Javier González Nicolini -

AW: HowTo Disable Logging Output for classes using commons.logging

you can also change the priorities programaticaly from your application: Logger.setLevel(Level level); maybe this is done within quarz??? (i doubt it) this is IMO not recomendable because it is not obvious and not changable without recompilation. so for the original poster: 1) are you 100% sure

Re: Chainsaw stops receiving events after a while

I didn't find a solution yet. Has anybody ever seen the same problem? (Sorry to insist). Thank you for your help! BoD BoD a écrit : Hi! I've been using chainsaw for a few days now, and I'm experiencing a problem. After not using my application for a while (+/- 1 hour) chainsaw stops recei

AW: HowTo Disable Logging Output for classes using commons.logging

I have experimented with a log4j.xml entry that looks like this: But this does not help... I use the product lambda probe (tomcat monitor) they also use quartz somehow they managed to turn the quartz logging off. They don't have any modifications in the log4j.propert

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You have to set the additivity property of the quartz- and apache-Logger to false. Otherwise a log request would climb up the hierarchy until root logger. I am not quite shure about syntax in property file (I work with xml), something like log4j.logger.org.quartz.additivity=false. You have to c

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