Are you able to build a short version of your log file that you are
trying to drag and drop into Chainsaw and point out examples of rows
that are being dropped?
If you can post this to the list, we might be able to help.
Paul
On 19/06/2007, at 8:23 AM, ashish talati wrote:
Hi Paul,
Thank
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your help,
I can try another format,
how ever can you please look into my other problems that I previously
described?
That are regarding skipping some logs and drag and drop xml file error!!!
regards,
Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Time 2007-0
Time 2007-06-18 11:50:02,223 > in the chainsaw
log panel
timestamp="1182185402223"-> in the log file
Since you are using the XMLLayout for the log file being written to
disk, this is the way that layout outputs the Timestamp, using the
epoch timeformat of "n
Hi Scott,
Thank you very much for your help,
However I am still confused. Sorry for that as I am newbie in this so couldnt
figure out.
1) Regarding Timestamp , yes I am also getting in the log file but it is
different then the timestamp in the Chainsaw log panel.
below is the timestam
1. I see a 'timestamp' attribute in each event in chainsaw1.log (and see #4 -
when I imported it, I got correct timestamps in the log file)
2. Don't configure your rollingfileappender as the root appender - instead,
specify a specific logger (your logger hierarchy) with the rolling file
appende
You can choose to add a fileAppender to Chainsaw's receiver
configuration, so every event received by the Chainsaw UI would also end
up in a file.
Scott Deboy
Principal Engineer
COMOTIV SYSTEMS
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Portland, OR 97201
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You should probably use a file appender on the source application if
the logs are that critical because network issues would prevent
chainsaw from receiving the logs.
On 6/12/07, ashish talati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there,
I am using chainsaw to view my logs coming through remote host w
