Vid and Claus,
QuickFIX/J currently loads the settings file by itself. The SessionSettings
class interface isn't a great fit for direct usage in an IoC framework but
we could investigate some type of adapter (e.g., a Spring factory bean) that
would allow it to be configured and injected into the c
What if QuickFix allows IoC for its configuration. Then you have a
much wider choice.
I don't know if QuickFix mandates and loads the config file entirely by itself.
On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 11:31 PM, vcheruvu wrote:
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> Camel Riders,
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> Any thoughts to my second question on utilizing Camel prop
Camel Riders,
Any thoughts to my second question on utilizing Camel property placeholder
for Quickfixj component's config files.I believe it will simplify config
file management and centralize all the environment specific values.
Kind regards,
-Vid-
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It's already committed to the trunk. The issue number is CAMEL-3318. To use
the updated component, just put SLF4J settings in your QFJ settings file and
the component will automatically create the SLF4JLogFactory. You'll also
need the slf4j-log4j12-*.jar bindings in your classpath if you're using
l
Thanks Steve. I look forward to your new patch. what is the issue link for
this patch , so that i can have look at the changes that you will promote
this weekend.
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Hello Vid,
Unfortunately, the SLFJ support in the QuickFIX/J component was somehow
forgotten. It currently supports the ScreenLog, FileLog and JdbcLog. I'll
submit a patch this weekend to provide support for the SLFJLog and for
custom log (and message store) implementations.
Regards,
Steve
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Than maybe this page is helpful for you:
http://wiki.apache.org/logging-log4j/Log4jXmlFormat
Christian
Hmm log4j.properties file is weak compared to log4j.xml. The properties file
does not support some advanced configuration options like Filters, custom
ErrorHandlers and a special type of appenders, i.e. AsyncAppender.
ErrorHandlers defines how errors in log4j itself are handled, for example
badly
Hello Vid!
I think this is a question for the Log4J mailing list. They can answer this
question better than we...
However, if it's possible for you to use a property file for your log4j
configuration (that's the way Camel configure log4j), you will find many
samples in the Camel unit tests like th
