Are there any defaults set when the rootlogger is called? If there are, what
are they?
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On May 7, 2008, at 12:50 AM, Katy Podolner wrote:
Since the MaxFileSize and MaxBackupIndex aren't inherited from the
RollingFileAppender I can't use those when configuring appender of
class DailyRollingFileAppender in my log4j.xml However I'd like to
prevent a situation where the error
I believe it is debug.
Jake
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lp_1431 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Please let me know what is the default logging level, if we do not set the
level in the properties file. Is it DEBUG.?
Thanks..
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Since the MaxFileSize and MaxBackupIndex aren't inherited from the
RollingFileAppender I can't use those when configuring appender of class
DailyRollingFileAppender in my log4j.xml However I'd like to prevent a
situation where the error logs take up a non limited amount of disk space.
I've se
Please let me know what is the default logging level, if we do not set the
level in the properties file. Is it DEBUG.?
Thanks..
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If the string which you supply to logger.info() must first be constructed
(normally a expensive operation which you dont want to do if info is not
enabled) you can avoid this by:
if ( logger.isInfoEnabled() )
{
logger.info( prepareString( args ) );
}
Without this surrounding if the string w
You can also define the log level in the Appender , using the following
(useful when trying to define 2 different loggers with different log level for
the same package/class)
--Katy
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From: Robert Pepersack [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
You attach your logging level to your logger.
You can specify your log4j configuration properties in file by using
PropertyConfigurator.configure(String configFilename). You can also configure
log4j by using some of the other methods of PropertyConfigurator. For example,
you can create a java
I m new to log4j. Is the logging level put in the properties file is a
default logging level that is set? How is that logging level accessed when
we write...
logger.info("Info message");
in the main program. Please let me know about this. THANKS
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