RE: Logging stops after hours working

Thanks Jake. I suspect there is a threading problem in the app that is causing this issue. Your clarification that is not a problem already encountered in log4j package helps a lot. Thanks, Cristian Jansenson -Original Message- From: Jacob Kjome [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesda

Re: Confirm successful reading of a conf file, check if loggers and appenders were instatntiated

On Jan 18, 2007, at 11:06 AM, James Stauffer wrote: Could the configure method be changed to return a boolean indicating sucess? If someone detected that configuration failed, would log4j be in an undefined state so that configuring with another file might not produce the desired results? I

Using HTMLLayout

Hi, I am using HTMLLayout and logging into an html file. Whenever the server restarts, it will continue logging into the same previous html file. I notice that the whole html header is appended into the html file again because of the getHeader() in HTMLLayout class. Is there anyway to avoid this

Re: Confirm successful reading of a conf file, check if loggers and appenders were instatntiated

Could the configure method be changed to return a boolean indicating sucess? If someone detected that configuration failed, would log4j be in an undefined state so that configuring with another file might not produce the desired results? One way to detect config problems would be to run with -Dl

Re: Confirm successful reading of a conf file, check if loggers and appenders were instatntiated

On 1/18/07, Marcel Gołuński <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Is there any other way (easier, faster) to determine that loggers and appenders were created and attached succesfully? Its a pity that log4j does not support exceptions, but i understand the "performance issue", and think that it is con

Re: Confirm successful reading of a conf file, check if loggers and appenders were instatntiated

I believe the reason that log4j configuration doesn't thow exceptions is that normally logging isn't the core reason for the program and a problem with logging shouldn't stop the program. If you look through the API I believe you will find methods to obtain attached appenders so you could verify

Re: Logging to multiple files, per context

Search the archive for logging to one file per thread. On 1/18/07, Rudi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello, I have a hand coded server which handle multiple sessions at one time (of course, its a server after all). Each session would be handled by dedicated thread. It is a requirement that incomi

Confirm successful reading of a conf file, check if loggers and appenders were instatntiated

Hello. I made a little research before posting here. And i didn't find any interesting answers. Major question: (from log4j wiki's FAQ - not answered (http://wiki.apache.org/logging-log4j/FrequentlyAskedQuestions) ) "How can I get notified of errors dur