acob Kjome [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue 10/4/2005 2:31 PM
To: Log4J Users List
Subject: Re: Catching Log4j Exceptions
Oh, ok, the exception is printing to the console, but is not blowing up your
app. Log4j is doing what it should. It does not throw exceptions. It
squashes them, but lets you
Oh, ok, the exception is printing to the console, but is not blowing up your
app. Log4j is doing what it should. It does not throw exceptions. It
squashes them, but lets you know about it by printing the error. The fix is to
either correct the Log4j configuration or, if the UDP address is prop
I'm seeing this error in my junit testing. I'm doing
log.info(message). Before this call I've attached a UDPAppender (with
a "badhost") and removed all other appenders.
/EA
3050 [main] ERROR org.apache.log4j.net.UDPAppender - Could not find
address of [badhost].
java.net.UnknownHostEx
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> I have a question which has likely been answered (sorry, couldn't find
> it): I'm using a UDPAppender so I want to be able to catch exceptions
> like UnknownHostException or BindException, but if I do...
>
> log.info("sending UDP message");
>
> and it fails, the Excep
I have a question which has likely been answered (sorry, couldn't find
it): I'm using a UDPAppender so I want to be able to catch exceptions
like UnknownHostException or BindException, but if I do...
log.info("sending UDP message");
and it fails, the Exception is sent to the console, but I'm
