On 10/07/2007, at 7:51 AM, Tom Purl wrote:
I'm writing a simple java program that uses a third-party, proprietary
library.
If I don't place any log4j-related code in my program and run it, I
get
the following output every time:
[INFO] Resource file for com.foo.String =
jar:file:/C:/lib
The log4j-receivers module (close to release) actually contains a
ListModelAppender that you can use to hold events. It's actually
designed to display events for Swing GUI's, but since it's a general
purpose model class, it can be used to hold events for anything.
http://svn.apache.org/rep
I'm writing a simple java program that uses a third-party, proprietary
library.
If I don't place any log4j-related code in my program and run it, I get
the following output every time:
[INFO] Resource file for com.foo.String =
jar:file:/C:/lib/ext_lib.jar!/com/foo/Strings_en_US
[INFO] Re
You might want to consider logback which handles this task very nicely.
minimoe wrote:
Hi!
I've got a question regarding log4j and propagating errors in a program
flow. I'm currently developing test case scripts using Rational Functional
Tester which has a poor logging system and I've looked in
You could write an appender that stores the errors in memory until you
grab them.
On 7/9/07, minimoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
I've got a question regarding log4j and propagating errors in a program
flow. I'm currently developing test case scripts using Rational Functional
Tester which ha
Hi!
I've got a question regarding log4j and propagating errors in a program
flow. I'm currently developing test case scripts using Rational Functional
Tester which has a poor logging system and I've looked into using log4j
instead.
I can't find a way to make log4j propagate errors to a "higher i
