You could also run a central syslog-ng server, and have the various JVMs send
to it via a SyslogAppender . syslog-ng is free and powerful, you can do regex
filtering and dump to file however you like. It supports the more reliable
TCP, however last time I checked log4j only supports UDP, so fa
Here are appenders for DEBUG, INFO, WARN, and ERROR:
On 7/31/07, Sarvananda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> James Stauffer wrote:
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James Stauffer wrote:
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> I have created one appender per level but each appender gets logs of
> the given level and above. Do you want to see an example of that?
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Yes pleae. Id be grateful for that.
thanks
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Hi Thomas,
There are two choices to your situation.
1. Save log output locally for each JVM and use a distributed log reader
for log analysis. This has the benefits of centralized logging without
the mandate. Of course, maintenance processes of identifying, indexing
and collating logs across JV
Thanks for the answer,
The socket appender is a good option, but i read this article
http://www.jroller.com/oburn/date/200601 and was concerned about possible
problems (deadlocks).
the first problem would arise if thd JVM receiving the logs goes down or
even goes into a deadlock. I need a way to
I have created one appender per level but each appender gets logs of
the given level and above. Do you want to see an example of that?
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You can have each JVM send the events to a single separate JVM with
SocketAppenders. That single separate JVM would receive events from
all of the other JVMs and write them to a file.
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Hello,
I'm using log4j in an environment with multiple jvms. I know that the best
option for a central logging output, would be a database, but in this
environment I don't have one. Now I use a different file for each jvm, but I
need to consolidate them in one file.
The best case would be to have
