FWIW, if you're stuck on Log4J 1.2.17, you could use the
TimeAndSizeRollingAppender available from www.simonsite.org.uk to solve this
use case.
Best Regards,
Simon
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> We have extended patternlayout to set custom foote
Hi Olivier,
Assuming that you're sticking with Log4J, you could perhaps try out the
TimeAndSizeRollingAppender available at www.simonsite.org.uk. This Appender is
in production use in at least one large investment bank where it is deployed in
several configurations, including threaded applicat
make corrections.
Best Regards,
Simon
From: Simon Park
To: Log4J Users List
Sent: Tue, 19 April, 2011 21:07:19
Subject: Re: TimeAndSizeRollingAppender
Hi Joe,
The Appender is not available in a public Maven repository. I usually
recommend
that users
anywhere??
Also, I saw a mention in one of your mails to this group that you made this
appender 'before stumbling on log4j extras'. Does this mean that log4j
extras has an equivalent appender?
Cheers,
Joe
Simon Park wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I contributed a TimeAndSizeRolli
The TimeAndSizeRollingAppenderat www.simonsite.org.uk might do the trick by
configuration. You can configure a time-based rolling schedule via a date
pattern. There's also a scavenger built-in that will delete older backup log
files beyond a particular count. So if you configure the appender
No such issues have (so far) been observed with the TimeAndSizeRollingAppender,
which directly subclasses the Log4J FileAppender. This Appender does the same
stuff as the DailyRollingFileAppender, plus a few extra features. You could
perhaps give that a try. Available under the Apache 2.0 lic
Hi Ryan,
Not sure whether this helps you or not, but the TimeAndSizeRollingAppender has
a RollOnStartup switch. This ensures that logs are rolled when the appender
receives the first event logged by the application following start-up.
Thereafter logs are rolled normally according to the time
The TimeAndSizeRollingApender doesn't bother renaming the list of backup files
and so doesn't have this restriction. It's freely available under the same
Apache 2.0 license as Log4J at www.simonsite.org.uk.
From: Doal Miller
To: Log4J Users List
Sent: Tue,
You could try the TimeAndSizeRollingAppender available at www.simonsite.org.uk.
From: Maarten Bosteels
To: Log4J Users List
Sent: Fri, 19 February, 2010 8:47:23
Subject: Re: How to roll the file based on size and time?
Not that I know of.
But it's easy to wri
The TimeAndSizeRollingAppender behaves very similarly to the
DailyRollingAppender and makes it easy to do just what you need by configuring
the FileRollEventMessage property. The caveat is that its not part of the main
Log4J code. See my site at http://www.simonsite.org.uk for Javadocs and
do
Hi,
Could you send your configuration file to me please? After a quick test I am
unable to reproduce the problem.
In the meantime, try creating
the directory you expect the appender to append to, assuming it doesn't
already exist. Also check whether the user that the
logger is running under has
Hi Jason,
What are your requirements for "reporting functions"? Do you need to discover
statistics about the current log file? I'm guessing, but it seems that the
most useful statistic might be the current size of the log file. I've outlined
a possible way you might be able to get at that.
Hi,
Take a look at the
http://www.simonsite.org.uk/javadoc/org/apache/log4j/appender/TimeAndSizeRollingAppender.html.
Source is available in the JAR at
http://www.simonsite.org.uk/resources/lib/log4j-rolling-appender.jar. This
appender does a similar thing to your custom appender by the soun
You could maybe use the org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender to roll by
time only. You use a pattern compatible with java.text.SimpleDateFormat to
configure the appender's DatePattern property with the period you want files to
roll, e.g. by any one of minute, hour, half-day, day, week, etc
From: Simon Park
To: log4j-user@logging.apache.org
Sent: Thursday, 5 February, 2009 15:44:34
Subject: TimeAndSizeRollingAppender contribution
Hi,
I've updated the TimeAndSizeRollingAppender that I originally contributed to
the Log4J project back in September 2007. Whilst this isn
Hi,
I've updated the TimeAndSizeRollingAppender that I originally contributed to
the Log4J project back in September 2007. Whilst this isn't an integration
with the (much cooler and more flexible) Log4J Extras, it does seem to be
useful and as far as I know is being used in a handful of produc
Hi,
I contributed a TimeAndSizeRollingAppender last year that some people have been
using. I have fixed a couple of bugs that users pointed out and made the new
code available at http://www.simonsite.org.uk/.
The appender rolls by time, as well as by size, also cleaning up older log
files usi
Hi Adam,
If you're at all interested, I've put together a non-blocking alternative to
the Loj4J AsyncAppender. This code has been contributed to the Log4J project,
though it hasn't been picked up since it has external dependencies. Details at
http://www.simonsite.org.uk/.
Simon
- Origi
Hi,
Before I stumbled upon Log4J Extras I had written a composite
time-and-size-based appender against the 1.2.14 code. The code is freely
available at http://www.simonsite.org.uk (it's on the home page). I've tried
to follow the Log4J conventions.
The question is: is this actually useful?
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