yaog wrote:
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> are both applications writing to the same log file?
> if so, log4j does not support this very well.
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no. each application in different dirs with own log4.properties
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are both applications writing to the same log file?
if so, log4j does not support this very well.
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 3:57 PM, Mortal wrote:
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> Matt Brown-20 wrote:
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> > How do you know that log4j.info is the culprit - that the application is
> > blocked there?
> >
> > Can you take a
Matt Brown-20 wrote:
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> How do you know that log4j.info is the culprit - that the application is
> blocked there?
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> Can you take a threaddump of the hung application and use that to confirm?
> You can use visualvm within the JDK to make this easy.
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> What does your log4j config look like?
How do you know that log4j.info is the culprit - that the application is
blocked there?
Can you take a threaddump of the hung application and use that to confirm? You
can use visualvm within the JDK to make this easy.
What does your log4j config look like?
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Wendal Chen wrote:
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> Can you point out the version of your log4j and JDK ?
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Log4j-1.2.15.jar
JDK - 1.6
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Can you point out the version of your log4j and JDK ?
2009/6/16 Mortal
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> Hello.
> I have one application which use log4j. This application start as external
> process - another application which also use log4j.
> When second application print several lines of log information (on console)
> th
