I'm trying to use the log4j Receivers to bring the logging events
that post
to those files (or any type of receiver (appender?, let me know if I'm
getting the terminology wrong)) back into my system to handle them.
I need
to grab the events as the Receiver gets them so I can convert them
On Feb 11, 2008, at 10:45 PM, palakolanusrinu wrote:
Its urgent can any one reply plz
palakolanusrinu wrote:
Can any one tell me how to merge two log files using log4j.
I'm getting two log files from two different clients.Now i want to
merge
those two logs into single log file is there
No problem, I'll clarify the best I can.
The basic idea behind the system is this:
There are a number of independent systems all logging using log4j to their
own respective log files. The intended use for this system is to keep track
of daily, weekly, monthly..etc stats for a particular system
I am working on a system implementing the log4j receivers that
requires me
to directly access the LoggingEvent when it is posted to an
appender. The
basic idea is to take external logging events, read them in through a
Receiver, and store data about them. Someone please let me know if
I'
Hi,
I am working on a system implementing the log4j receivers that requires me
to directly access the LoggingEvent when it is posted to an appender. The
basic idea is to take external logging events, read them in through a
Receiver, and store data about them. Someone please let me know if I'm o
Can any one tell me how to merge two log files using log4j.
I'm getting two log files from two different clients.Now i want to merge
those two logs into single log file is there any open source is avilable to
achive this or is there any way to do this?
Thanks in advance
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Its urgent can any one reply plz
palakolanusrinu wrote:
>
> Can any one tell me how to merge two log files using log4j.
>
> I'm getting two log files from two different clients.Now i want to merge
> those two logs into single log file is there any open source is avilable
> to achive this or
On Feb 11, 2008 9:40 AM, Maarten Bosteels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Nathan,
>
> I guess this is what is happening:
> * one thread is writing a loggingEvent to the log file,
> => the PatternParser calls toString() on all MDC values and hence iterates
> over the elements in your TreeMap
> *
Hello Nathan,
I guess this is what is happening:
* one thread is writing a loggingEvent to the log file,
=> the PatternParser calls toString() on all MDC values and hence iterates
over the elements in your TreeMap
* at the same time another thread updates the TreeMap
causing a java.util.Concurrent
