Paul,
I appreciate the clarification, I am using Netbeans as my IDE. I am
basically trying to send my send my log4j messages from one application to
be consumed by another application. So, I thought the best way would be to
send them through a MQ to the other application so that from there I can
p
Hi all.
I recently moved from 1.2.14 to 1.3-alpha8 and began experiencing
StringIndexOutOfBounds
exceptions when logging.
I tracked the problem down to having multiple threads logging to two
appenders, and the
Two appenders sharing a common PatternLayout object. My code
initializes the
appenders
On Jun 27, 2007, at 8:17 AM, Farrish, Eric T, (Thor), CTR, AUTEC wrote:
Hi all.
I recently moved from 1.2.14 to 1.3-alpha8 and began experiencing
StringIndexOutOfBounds
exceptions when logging.
I tracked the problem down to having multiple threads logging to
two appenders, and the
Two ap
So, to rephrase, you really need a remote logging viewer? Something
that could attach to an application and show logging events being
generated by that application? Or does the consumer application you
speak of need to do something different with the events?
On 27/06/2007, at 8:12 PM, Mis
Hi,
Thank You So much.
I am not very clear about repositoryselectors.I tried to check some examples
and tried to implement.
Our application will be used by others as a library.We will provide jsps
,jar files and some property files including log4j property file.
All our property files will
Paul,
Yes, all I need is an application using JMSAppender to send log messages to
a message queue and then another application which can consume these
messages and make them 'viewable'. I have got the SMTPAppender part working,
which sends my 'error' logs using email...:). Just struggling with th
On 28/06/2007, at 11:31 AM, Misty Thornton wrote:
Paul,
Yes, all I need is an application using JMSAppender to send log
messages to
a message queue and then another application which can consume these
messages and make them 'viewable'. I have got the SMTPAppender part
working,
which send
Paul,
Thanks for introduction to a great tool. Okay, this is the situation that I
am inWe have a huge application which is already using ActiveMQ and 'the
powers that be' want to go the ActiveMQ route. Having said that Chainsaw
seems to be a wonderful tool, so I shall try and pass that along
Hi I would like to get different logs in the same application , based on the
classes.
Our application will be used as a library in another applications.We would
like to have our logs separately from applications using our library.
The applications using our library also have log4j support and at
On 28/06/2007, at 11:58 AM, Misty Thornton wrote:
Paul,
Thanks for introduction to a great tool. Okay, this is the
situation that I
am inWe have a huge application which is already using ActiveMQ
and 'the
powers that be' want to go the ActiveMQ route. Having said that
Chainsaw
seems
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