Re: Remote logging

Don't forget to set LocationInfo=true both the client side and server side... Maarten Bosteels wrote: Package for remote logging: http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/api/org/apache/log4j/net/package-summary.html check out the socketAppender or the SyslogAppender: http://logging.apache.o

Re: creating log files which are readable for Chainsaw

? Is it a conception not to send LocationInfo through the lan, or what? Thanks: Bence Takács Bence wrote: Sorry, I've just read the source and it turned out that filename, methodname, classname and linenumber variables in the object LocationInfo are transparent. That mean that when they

Re: creating log files which are readable for Chainsaw

h tcp. But why is it required? I would need theese variables on the server too (in addition I miss a static hostName field from the LocationInfo). I don't understand the concept... Or maybe i misunderstood something... Regards: Bence Takács Bence wrote: Hello I use a SocketServer

creating log files which are readable for Chainsaw

Hello I use a SocketServer to collect the logs to a server, then I store them into files. I use XmlLayout for formatting. If I watch the files with Chainsaw, the Class, Method, Line, MDC fields are empty, even though the are in present on the clients console. I haven't find theese values in

Re: Change the log hierarchy on a log server

Unfortunately we usually use Tapestry framework, not pure servlet. So in that case we would need to override Tapestry's Application Servlet. Is there any other way to do this? What about the appenders? Or can I somehow override the root logger to do the thing? Thanks: Bence James Stauffe