Yes, this is what I am wanting.
The original log file was created in April and now when items are written to
file the log file still has not been rolled over.
Since the application is writing to the specified log file, then wouldn't
that mean that these properties posted would be the ones being
-May-05 13:15:08.601 - USERNAME published pdfFile.pdf from
c:/webstatic/source to TMP0.
INFO 2009-May-05 13:15:08.602 - USERNAME published pdfFile2.pdf from
c:/webstatic/source to TMP0.
Marc Farrow wrote:
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> Yes, this is what I am wanting.
>
> The original log file was created
I am fairly new to LOG4J, but you can set up a Properties object in your
application and use that to initialize the LOG4J engine. Here is a small
snippet of code to get you started. So with this method, you can use any
logic you need to specify the filename.
String myTempFirDir = "..."; //logi
I am not sure what the problem is, because the example I posted was totally
in the program and not in a properties file.
Luca Ferrari wrote:
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> On Tuesday 05 May 2009 08:15:38 pm Marc Farrow's cat walking on the
> keyboard
> wrote:
>> I am fairly new to LOG4J, but you can set up a Properties
You will have to read the documentation and see how stuff is loaded and
whether or not it is possible. I remember seeing a page that specifically
listed the order in which LOG4J tries to search for configuration files. So
you MIGHT be able to do this. Allow LOG4J to load the configuration file
This is a fairly simple question. Does anyone that maintains or create LOG4J
read these posts anymore?
Thanks.
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> It tries it's best to continue logging until next roll over period.
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> Paul
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> On 11/05/2009, at 9:31 PM, Marc Farrow wrote:
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>> This is a fairly simple question. Does anyone that maintains or
>> create LOG4J
>> read t
iment with a smaller rollover time (daily or hourly)? Just to make
> sure that DailyRollingAppender isn't somehow borked in your combination of
> OS / app server / application.
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log4j.appender.R.ImmediateFlush=true
log4j.logger.com.company.myfile=INFO
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks.
Marc
Marc Farrow wrote:
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> I haven't done this because my brain is too one-dimensional today. Great
> suggestion.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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> And are you sure the user the application runs under has sufficient access
> to create/rename files in whichever directory it is attempting to write
> to?
>
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