Hi,
I would like to send email on WARNING level or higher and append it in the
buffer. When I reach the end of my application I would like to send email that
collected in the buffer even though there is no ERROR.
Is it possible to trigger sending email even though there is no ERROR?
I've tried
Is it possible to send an email only once?
For example I want to send all the WARNING and ERROR when the application has
finish.
Thanks,
... and here is the implementation as as well ;)
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Thomas
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| Sent: 08 October 2008 19:07
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| Subject: RE: Dual logging problem - outofmemoryerror... heap space
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On Oct 8, 2008, at 2:41 PM, Stefan Borovac wrote:
Hi All,
I'am currently working on a simple service which connects the
XMLSocketReceiver with a DBAppender.
I'am using the latest SNAPSHOTs from either log4j, log4j-components,
and log4j-receiver.
To test the service, I connect a ConsoleAppend
Hi All,
I'am currently working on a simple service which connects the
XMLSocketReceiver with a DBAppender.
I'am using the latest SNAPSHOTs from either log4j, log4j-components,
and log4j-receiver.
To test the service, I connect a ConsoleAppender to a logger to track
the transmitted packages. The
Hi,
I think the functionality you're after is interesting and useful in a Log4j
toolbox - hence I added it to ours.
My solution (IMHO) offers a much more generic solution to the problem. Instead
of "spying" on the Logger, I've implemented an Appender which again implements
the AppenderAttachable
Thanks for your suggestions Bruno
I'll give you more info.
The system will be running for a long time, and people won't be there to read
the logs searching for errors being logged, before the logfiles are rotated and
overwritten again.
That's why I need to extract the errors to another file, wi
This might be a dumb question/answer... but instead of using the spy
class, why not stick to the RollingFileAppender and simply increase the
max file size or the number of backup files kept, so that you keep
enough logs?
Or, if you don't have the disk space, why not use the finer grain
control -
Hi,
I'm using a centralised log server using SimpleSocketServer, and the client
applications sends lod data using Socket Appender. Can I Use File Appender
in the log server which logs to separate files according to the
location(i.e. according to the client the data is sent). Should I use a
filterin
Hi,
Need advice from professionals here... I'm stuck! :(
I'm using log4j, and my logs are rotating quite fast, so if an error occurs,
for example in the middle of the night, it will not be present in the log in
the morning when I arrive to check for errors.
So I decided to extract the errors
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