This does not seem to be possible unless I use code ? I understand the logger
hierarchy.
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I think you want to create a new logger repository per/user. Look into Repository
Selectors and search the list for something like "per/user repository selector" or
some derivation thereof.
Jake
On 4/14/2010 2:46 AM, KasHarish wrote:
Thanks for reply Jack !
Actually, I wnat to change log4j
Do both server instances point to the same log directory and file? If so, you
need to change that. Also, ensure that the JBoss user has proper permissions to
create/modify files in the log directory.
Lastly, make sure that no application code is calling configure() on one of the
Log4j Config
Marco, dice Edwin..., que le puedes pregunar a Cesar de la Cruz..., es quien
mejor conoce
esos temas.
Saludos.
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> Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 11:15:25 +0200
> Subject: deploying several log files
> From: mlsil...@gmai
1. Chainsaw can process regular text log files by via LogFilePatternReceiver
- see the Welcome tab/View example receiver configuration. Copy that
example and remove all plugins except the logfilepatternreceiver entry,
modifying the parameters for that entry to match your log file. See the
LogFile
Can I use Chainsaw to display all messages that are related to a specific event
(effectively correlation). My constraints are:
+ The log file is not in XML format, but plain text formatted with Log4J layout
+ There is nothing in place to correlate lines, hence I would need to apply a
large set
Hi,
This is balaji. Working as deployer and server administrator. We use
Jboss 4.0x AS to deploy our applications.
The issue I'm facing is,
Whenever we redeploy/restart the server, server.log is getting created
but after sometime the logging goes off. Yes it is not at all updating
the s
The loggers, if their names contain dots (like yours es.indra) form a hierarchy
based on these dots. If in code you you fetch a named logger (i.e.
"es.indra.something") there will be a logger instance in the repository but no
appenders attached (because it is not configured in the xml file). Log
Hi Heri:
Reviewing this XML , I saw the root logger has the same appender-ref
ref="CATALOGER_FILE_APPENDER" .
So this should have the same impact?
Below I copied the all XML which I reviewing.
http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/";>
Add the attribute additivity="false" to your specialized loggers in order to
not have the log output in the root logger:
Heri
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From: Marco Silva [mailto:mlsil...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 11:15 AM
To: log4j-user@logging.apa
Hi All,
I´ll try to describe my problem, describing my context:
I'm maintaining an app which uses Log4j to generate several file logs (one
log per module event of data loaded on the DB), each file log is filled by
events which start in filenet by several apps deployed in Websphere (WAR) ,
each mod
Thanks for reply Jack !
Actually, I wnat to change log4j configuration based on user login !
Suppose I have two users "A" and "B" and in database I set maxFileSize, and
maxBackUpIndex and log file path values with user login information.
Now as user "A" login to the application then it use d
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