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Hello Jeff,
From the messages log4j outputs at configuration time, it very much
looks like the root logger is defined twice with the second definition
with no appender. Hence the "log4j:WARN No appenders could be found
for logger (com.loca.util.services.AppListener)" message.
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I have a question regarding how I might configure Log4J to support the
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The root logger has an
SiftingAppender could go a long way in helping Mohan's problem. See
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On 15/04/2010 6:35 AM, Jacob Kjome wrote:
I think you want to create a new logger repository per/user. Look into
Repository Selectors and search the list for someth
On 01/04/2010 12:41 PM, WM YEOH wrote:
Hi Ceki,
Thank you for the guidance.
I think I better start all over again what was the actual problem to give
you a better picture.
I am currently upgrading the sun one apps server from 7.1 to 9.1 (in UNIX
platform), common-logging.jar
y used will be the first one
looked up. If one webapp looks it up first, it's logger repository will
be used for the life of the library (i.e., until server restart). Other
apps using the library will have that library's logs going to the first
application's logger repository.
I kno
there is no
need to create an Object array as SLF4J offers methods for one or two
arguments. Only for 3 or more arguments do you need to create an
Object[].
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transmission.
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Since then I've done abit more investigation and found a few odd things
which support the theory that there is more than 1 thread writing
to the
own.
So, in principle, using AsyncAppender should not be a problem.
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a test class similar to the one below:
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> way to keep these configurations separate and local to the server's
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not sure if this is a log4j, a commons-logging, a Tomcat, a
commons digester or whatever problem. But all this worked a couple of
hours ago before updating the libraries. I'd not find any useful
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> Ceki Gulcu wrote:
>> It should not be difficult to write a SLF4J binding for log4j which
>> supports repository selectors.
>>
> ...which would require Log4j to directly implement the SLF4J interfaces, no?
> Doubtful for 1.2.xx.
If there is suppo
need to be on global class container.
If the container uses log4j (as in jboss), they can hide or not export log4j
classes to the applications it hosts.
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Can you please explain your change of heart first? I'll take a guess as to your
skepticism...
1. Very little built in support, making repository selectors generally a custom
solution, which inhibits widesprea
convenient solution in the coming days.
Cheers,
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> Hallo Ceki
>
> I found log4j's RepositorySelector very useful, I think I would not
> have been able to solved my problem without it.
>
> I use it in a System which is designed to maintain different
> cu
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The root logger is set to WARN. That might be the culprit.
Jérôme Pramondon wrote:
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log4j: Level token is [WARN].
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Ceki:
Thanks for the response.
Sure.
I don't have any problems with using other log files.
My current situation is this.
I have different log4j.xml files for different modules.
For the error log, they all refer to the same error.log
But one of them specif
t refer to the same log file
(/var/log/errors.log) using RollingFileAppender.
First log4j.xml specifies a MaxFileSize of 50MB.
Second log4j.xml specifies a a MaxFileSize of 20MB.
Both have ERROR Thresholds.
Both also have MaxBackupIndex of 2.
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Hi Ceki,
Thanks for responding.
1. My application is multithreaded and has multiple logging subjects, but
only one RollingFileAppender for this log file. So approximately 30 threads
call logSubject1.info(), logSubject2.info(), etc. But these all use
1.2.x is compatible with JDK 1.3 and above.
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Log4j-1.2.xx? Do you get the same results or do
you get the behavior described in the manual? It's certainly possible
that this contract was broken in 1.3.
Ceki, Curt, anyone, can you shed any light on this topic? What's the
expected behavior? Is the manual right, wrong, or just
t you are looking for. Although
logback is written using JDK 1.5, it ships with jars compatible with jdk
1.4. See also [1].
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No, I can authoritatively state that log4j uses UDP.
You have to enable the syslog deamon to accept network (remote)
connections. (It's the -r flag for the vanilla syslog daemon. For syslogng
you need to open a UDP channel.
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So log4j is dead? You should place a link at the website pointing to
logback... anyway, thanks for the hint.
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There is triggering policy but also a rollover policy. The latter allows
gives you a chance to rename your files according to various criteria.
Actually,
the
> The link for the new class. It's in log4j.rolling instead of just the
> log4j package.
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>
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I still think using a filter one or more appenders within a single logger
repository is a viable option. That's where I would focus my efforts if I
were
to implement what you are proposing.
nversion
patterns in PatternLayout.
Any uncertainty in incorrect logger names seems to me more serious than
uncertainty in incorrect location information.
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Were the arguments put before you at the time convincing?
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As mentioned on NLOG4J's web-page, all new development effort in NLOG4J is
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quick answers. I'll try it and do some benchmark,
still not sure what performance issues are with both options (one log file
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Hi Ceki,
Is it possible for my main application to use slf4j and my test cases to
use log4j directly?
Yes, that is possible.
If so, do I need both log4j.jar (either 1.2 or 1.3) and slf4j-log4j.jar in
my classpath?
Yes. slf4j-log4j.jar depends
ent
all of MessageFormat.
For example:
logger.debug("some data {}", value);
written using an external formatter would look like:
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others. I did come across one suggestion to use the getRelativePath()
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Is there a solution for this or even an alternative to log4j if this is
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Hi Ceki,
Not having much luck on the link at
http://logging.apache.org/site/binindex.html which is directed at
http://logging.apache.org/site/[preferred]logging/log4j/1.2.10/logging-log4j-1.2.10.zip
However, I was able to
in the desired implementation at deployment
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Curt, that is the order in which events occur and the order in which
they are output by log4j as epitomized by the AsyncAppender reordering
problem when its buffer is full.
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r. The examples reinforce the text.
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There should be an alpha7 released after we move log4j to subversion. I'd
say before the end of the month.
At 04:05 PM 4/14/2005, Ricardo Trindade wrote:
Hi,
Are other alpha or beta releases planned soon ?
thanks
Ricardo
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Ricardo
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truem, in this particular case, parent-first
delegation implies that the copy of JCL in your web-app will be ignored.
I'll go hunt down all copies now and update them, see what happens...
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x27;t have the right answer at
this point, but it does certainly appear to be fixing the problem somehow.
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At 05:15 PM 4/8/2005, Jacob Kjome wrote:
Quoting James Stauffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> How would log4j-all.jar have classloader problems? Would it have
> something in it besides log4j code?
>
I think Ceki is referring to the case where, let's say we have
log4j-all.jar in
CATA
never used afterwards. I
would like to avoid the creation of this file.
What do you mean by LogManager has its own initialization? You mean default
initialization? If the default initialization is not needed than why do you
go through with it?
I am using version 1.2.8
TIA
Heri
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