Hi Daren,
It may be possible to get log4j to do this, but it would most definitely
be *more* work than getting your own code to work, because you'd need a
special appender that would actually employ code very similar to what
your own code would have to do. Unless someone has created such an
append
I have been trying to find how to configure log4j such that a console
app can print out a progress bar as a long running task progresses.
Ideally it would be something of the form "Progress: 12%" and percentage
would increment on the same line, not printing a new line for every
increment.
Unfor
I have an electronic forms processing application that releases documents to
a database. When an exception occurs, the app needs to send an email to an
admin depending on which form threw the exception. I already have lo4j in
place with an SMTP appender configured. What I cannot figure out is,
Raul and James,
Thank you both for your help. It was instrumental in figuring this problem
out. It turns out the log file was in fact a cookie.
Jim McEvoy
Systems Integrator
Bull Services
822 Centennial Way Ste. 100
Lansing, MI 48917
Phone: 517-327-2207
Raúl Santiago <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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