I was just wondering if there's a VFS receiver that supports XMLLayout?
Thanks!
Jeff
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From a previous time the question was asked:
On Jan 11, 2007, at 4:27 PM, Curt Arnold wrote:
log4j doesn't actually produce an XML document since an XML
document can only have one element. log4j produces an XML parsed
entity (in this case a sequence of elements) that can be referenced
i
Since the file is continuously changed it wouldn't be possible to have
a root element unless it is added as it is rolled.
On 2/28/07, Madduri, Murthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
As a part of our J2EE application, we need to build a custom Layout for
the logging event. The generated log fil
Hi,
As a part of our J2EE application, we need to build a custom Layout for
the logging event. The generated log file is expected to be very large.
The custom layout need not to conform to any DTD, but, needs to be a
well-formed XML with the root element.
I am using XPath expression on the XM
Ok,
after having set the new system property to change dynamically of
location for the logs,
I reload the config,
System.setProperty("log.name","idRequest+".log");
DOMConfigurator.configure(AppConfigManager.PATH_TO_LOGS+"log4j.xml");
Thank u for your support:-)
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You can use code to remove all appenders.
On 2/28/07, Sergiu Bivol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone? Please advice on the configuration scenario in the previous message.
In short, we'd like to log messages in a certain way (specified in a
log4j.xml internal to our jar) when our app boots, and
Ok,
I have set the system property before to initializing log4j
(just as test :
System.setProperty("log.name","temp.log");
DOMConfigurator.configure(PATH_TO_LOGS+"log4j.xml");
)
Then I change dynamically the system property to change the directory in
which the log
Anyone? Please advice on the configuration scenario in the previous message.
In short, we'd like to log messages in a certain way (specified in a
log4j.xml internal to our jar) when our app boots, and then at normal
runtime log messages as configured by the user in an external log4j.xml.
At thi
3. Both the system property and any needed directories need to be set
before log4j is configured. I created an appender that can create
directories as needed and it is at
http://stauffer.james.googlepages.com/DateFormatFileAppender.java
4. In your code you don't refer to a special appender, you
For the System property issue I tried this :
And in my Java applciation I execute this line before I need to log in
the special appender :
System.setProperty("log.name",idRequest+".log");
[2/28/07 12:16:32:297 CET] 3e89f5
Thanks for your help, I am placing the log4j configuration in classes folder
,and refer to the file location using sytem property in xml.
Thanks
Rohan
James Stauffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you are calling doConfigure in doGet of each servlet then it is
being configured multiple tim
Yes exactly :-) Thank u very much,
I realized I did this all wrong.
I have read the Log4J tutorial,
I did the points 1 & 2, but for I have some difficulties on how to
implement point 3 & 4
I switched this to XML :
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