Hi,
Could any one tell me how to create multiple Logger instance in a single
class?
Is this possible?
If it is possible then what will be the value for ?. Logger myLogger =
Logger.getLogger(?); in java file.
and for referring the same Logger instance in log4j.properties file, how we
will be
You can create any number of loggers that you want. Logger.getLogger()
takes either a Class or String as argument. You refer to this logger in the
log4j properties by the same string.
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Sorry to bug about this but can someone please respond...we are using
ActiveMQ 5.1.0 and are seeing this error in our production environement
quite frequently. This is a critical issue for us right now
I wanted to understand if this is a bug on the ActiveMQ side
I do not know why they classify as an ERROR. This is good for information
purposes; it is not an error.
Go ahead and telnet to your broker using your brokers port. Then do
nothing. You will generate this error after the timeout. This error is
caused by many different possibilities:
Your
Thanks for the response, Steve!
Our broker is not public and the clients are all internal applications and
not internet users.
we intermittently altho frequently see this error when the client is trying
to publish a message. Our clients are both publishers and subscribers. For
every publish,
Do you have failover and reconnect logic? It might not be a problem for you
if you have this logic. Your client will keep trying to connect and once
connected, will send the message. new connections are not super reliable
(in my opinion). if the listening socket is busy i have seen new
