Re: Release of NLOG4J version 1.2.11

Ok, so for the generic Log4j user, such as myself, what does NLog4j give me? Why would I want to change? Thanks > --- Ceki Gülcü <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Hello all, >> >> I am proud to announce the release of NLOG4J version 1.2.11, a >> log4j-replacement with native SLF4J API support. Ex

JDBCAppender issue

Ok, I switched over to JDBC logging to my database a couple days ago. Setup the tables in the DB, granted permissions to the DB user, and it all works great...except for a lag time in the login process now. It is taking about 20 seconds to login. The login process is quite simple – takes the in

Re: Problem with JDBCAppender and mySQL

Thanks Dave. I thought it was interesting as well... I just tried using 'root' and the password for the root user in mySQL and it works. I'm not going to have access to the root user on my production host, so how can I get around this? Both the Tomcat server and the mySQL server are on the same

Problem with JDBCAppender and mySQL

Hello. I’m a fairly new user and have over the last 6 months been using a RollingFileAppender. Works fine but I’ve run across some problems with having a version of the log4j.properties file on my development system (Windows) and one on the production (Linux). Anyway, I’m trying to eliminate tho