Hi,
I am trying to use Log4jMini on a Symbian S60 3rd edition phone. I cannot
seem to get the jar file included in the jar at build time. Has anyone
managed to use Log4jMini in this way?
Keith.
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u provide a subclass of Logger
that does nothing
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Of course rather than have this code in every class you would
parametrise it and move it into a static factory class of some sort,
calling it from static blocks as required.
I'm sure there are more elegant solutions.
Hop
Chained exceptions were only introduced in JDK 1.4, so if there is a
requirement to run on JDK 1.3 (which we do) that might explain it.
Keith
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Subject: Logging chained
I'm reasonably sure that I must be doing something wrong, or looking in
the wrong place... but can anyone help?
Thanks,
Keith
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arguments.
The only thing it can't do is handle primitive types, so you have to do
String.valueOf(x) or similar.
Keith
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Figured it out. The top of my log4j.properties file should have been.
# Create a single console appender that logs INFO and higher
log4j.rootLogger=WARN, stdout log4j.com.blt=DEBUG, stdout
log4j.logger.com.hp.hpl.deli.Workspace=DEBUG, stdout
Thanks for everybody's suggestions.
bugEnabled())
logger.log(Level.DEBUG, output);
}
...
}
Any additional ideas? Anyone???
Keith
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file.
Thanks in advance for any illumination you can bring to this problem.
Regards,
Keith
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e, and may cause unexpected (though correct)
behaviour, or some quasi-anticipated exception conditions that are fully
recoverable and normally down to "user error".
I don't think I generally use INFO.
Hope this helps
Keith
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From: Fredrik Jonson [mailto:[
Make all references to Logger objects either static, or transient.
That way there should be no attempt to serialize them.
Hope this helps
Keith
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Sent: 02 December 2004 15:34
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Subjec
Looking at my code, I have it in the static{} initializer block for my applet
class, so it is set before any other classes are loaded.
Keith
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Subject: RE: http requests for
java.beans.Introspector.setBeanInfoSearchPath(new String[0]);
I forget whether this eliminates the BeanInfo requests completely, or just
reduces them.
Hope this helps
Keith
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ot;Closing file"
And if I need more info on the second stage, I could select it and
drill down further... Currently, when a task fails, I need all the
logging information for it, but finding it and identifying it among all
the other log messages is getting very difficult.
Can suggest anything
h. Of course,
everyone has different requirements, so that's just my opinion...
Hope this helps
Keith
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In the Weblogic console (or equivalently, somewhere in the weblogic.xml descriptor)
there is a "Prefer Web-Inf Classes" option, which I believe reverses (should that be
"standardizes"?) the classloader preference. Maybe this would help?
Keith
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Keith,
This is a well known problem with a well known solution. Look in the
archives. In particular, read the junit FAQ.
At 10:52 AM 8/10/2004, Keith Rogers wrote:
>I've got an application full of logging messages, and I'
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log4j:ERROR Could not instantiate configurator
[org.apache.log4j.xml.DOMConfigurator].
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger
(com.mp.aat.exor.ExorDatasource).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
Can anyone explain whats going wrong and how I can fix it?
Thanks,
Keith
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You might also consider using system-level logging (e.g. with NTEventLogAppender or
SyslogAppender, depending on the platform) or a SocketAppender from each application
to a listener in a fourth JVM on the box.
Keith
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thods directly.
Cheers,
Keith
Alison Ortega wrote on 22/06/2004, 18:50:
> Where are you defining the log4j.jar in your classpath?
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deploys fine.
Any ideas? Anyone seen this before?
Below is the exception
CHeers,
Keith
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at org.apache.log4j.LogManager.(LogManage
How would I specify a path for file appenders to use in a web-app? I can
specify an absolute path, but while this is fine on my development
server, it will be a problem when I deploy to the hosting service we
use, as I don't know what the file structure is above our application
directory. What I'd
but you've
just said that being right is not as important as being fast.
:)
Keith
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may not be the prettiest solution
but it works for me. If anyone has more elegant solutions ...
Hope this helps
Keith
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Subject: RE: logging inside EJB
even add
ronments (should I just let my server exit because someone raised an error?
:)). But then again, J2EE turns "normal" classloading inside out, ...
Just my $0.02
Keith
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appender as you could look at other appender implementations (e.g. to the Windows
NT Event Service, or Unix syslog) to see how they have handled things.
Hope this helps
Keith
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Hi Ajay,
A real hack would be to redirect System.err to a file, then all calls to
printStackTrace() will magically go to that file. Use System.setErr(...) to do this.
Keith
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integrate it somehow (with the right kind of appender).
Keith
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