Yes.. :-)
I've switched to using an XML config file with a LevelRangeFilter, and it seems
to work fine this way..
-Original Message-
From: Javier Gonzalez [mailto:[E
This didn't seem to work... It generates a warning
WARN - No such property [threshold] in org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender.
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From: dirk ooms [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 2:27 PM
To: Log4J Users List
Subject: Re: How to set different levels pe
I have multiple appenders, and I would like for one (of this to have a detailed
log level (trace), and the other to just have a log level for warnings and up.
I would like for the "logfile" and "xml" appenders to have the detailed
results, and I would like for the "html" appender to just have war
I'm new to JAVA and log4j, but I created a singleton object to be my logger
that is used by all the classes in a single threaded project I'm working on..
Is this bad? I suppose I didn't know how to use the log4j api correctly, but I
was getting duplicate records in my logs, so I created a singl
I started Chainsaw, and manually created the receiver (this time leaving the
filterExpression blank).
I get a message saying that my reciver started ("TGV started!") in the chainsaw
log, but I never get a tab created at the top.
I have saved the events and attached them to this e-mail. You can s
I am using log4j in one of my projects and was hoping to be able to read this
file with chainsaw, however after setting up a receiver for my log file within
chainsaw, I don't get a tab to view the results.
I have attached a sample log file to this e-mail.
I have also tried using the attached conf
