Years ago I when I first learned Apache Logging, it was with log4j. And later,
the Chainsaw GUI app came along, which was very useful. Now I'm using log4net,
and decided that Chainsaw might be a good way to monitor my application's
logging in real time. But I was surprised to see that the most
Hi Todd,
You happen to be on the wrong list. This is the log4net mailing list.
Cheers
Von: Todd Bradley [mailto:todd.brad...@nirvanix.com]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 28. August 2013 15:50
An: log4net-user@logging.apache.org
Betreff: Chainsaw
Years ago I when I first learned Apache
Thats right, Chainsaw is discussed on log4j-(user|dev).
That said, there is an updated client on Scotts people server somewhere.
The official release is blocked by the release of the extras dependency.
Once resolved, Chainsaw will see a new version
If you ping log4j-dev/user, Scott will surely
There is a developer snapshot of Chainsaw which includes a lot of new
features and an improved UI.
It's available here: http://people.apache.org/~sdeboy
With this version of Chainsaw you can use the Udp appender support in
log4net (specify the log4j xml layout) with a Udp receiver.
You can also
