Title: RE: Date Formating
You are using the wrong format string. This should do it (does for me):
%d{HH:mm:ss.fff}
Cheers,
Erik
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Software Engineer
Research and Development Group
GPXS Wireless Ltd.
Southampton, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0) 23 8076 2519
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I tried to follow
the log4j date format guideline by using
%d{HH:mm:ss,SSS} but it isn't outputting the milliseconds. Anyone have
an idea?
Dru
SellersApplication
DeveloperChina Leads, LLC
Site: http://www.chinaleads.net
Title: RE: ADONetAppender through a firewall
I am not referring to a faulty database server or network problems.
Many companies (mine is one of them) reboot their servers at least once a week. This is perfectly normal maintenance policy. If the database goes offline and online constantly th
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indefinietly? Should there be another threshold that that tells log4net
when to stop trying? log4net assumes a certain level of stability with
its loggers. I don't think its the responsibility of log4net to handle
a database co
Title: RE: ADONetAppender through a firewall
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Just adding my two cents. I must admit t
