RE: chainsaw filtering

2004-09-20 Thread Ricardo Trindade
Users List Assunto: RE: chainsaw filtering Using two sockethubappenders would work well in this case. Define one socketHubAppender with a debug threshold Define the other with a warn threshold Scott -Original Message- From: Ricardo Trindade [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon 9/20/2004

RE: chainsaw filtering

2004-09-20 Thread Scott Deboy
: Subject:chainsaw filtering Hi, When using chainsaw with a sockethubappender, I imagine that log events that match the log level of the appender are always passed to chainsaw, and are the dropped by chainsaw if the GUI is configured to filter them. I think it would make

RE: chainsaw filtering

2004-09-20 Thread Ricardo Trindade
Yes, that would be a problem. Perhaps a different appender ? I think the functionality still makes sense. -Mensagem original- De: Stephen Pain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviada: segunda-feira, 20 de Setembro de 2004 13:08 Para: Log4J Users List Assunto: Re: chainsaw filtering this

Re: chainsaw filtering

2004-09-20 Thread Stephen Pain
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chainsaw filtering

2004-09-20 Thread Ricardo Trindade
Hi, When using chainsaw with a sockethubappender, I imagine that log events that match the log level of the appender are always passed to chainsaw, and are the dropped by chainsaw if the GUI is configured to filter them. I think it would make sense if an option existed (or perhaps