SMTPAppender configuration

I use a confi file, when I create a TriggeringEventEvaluator, needded by the SMTPAppender, I don't know how to configure the trigger value (number of messages to log in the email). Please help me.. ___ Do You Yahoo!? -- Une adresse

how to specify non-standard Priority level in property files?

hi, the setting of the level by using a property file doesn't work. in the property file I've inserted the following line: log4j.rootLogger=SQL#classpath.PDMSLevel, A1 the class PDMSLevel extends Level. the java code just uses the statement: PropertyConfigurator.configure(properties); the

Article on JMS logging

Curiously enough, while preparing the JMSAppender section in my book the complete log4j manual, I came across the following article entitled Develop an Asynchronous Logging Framework using log4j with JMS and WebSphere MQ. Here is the link:

Re: Article on JMS logging

Ceki, Thank You for you feedback and suggestions. There are plenty of ways to design out the log4j classes. A full design and analysis would probably not fit into article of this nature. I would definitely put more design in each aspect of a logging architecture. I wanted to point out the

looping console appender

hi all. If i use the following lines of code under log4j 1.2.2 Logger.getRootLogger().removeAllAppenders(); Logger.getRootLogger().addAppender( new ConsoleAppender( new PatternLayout( %12.12d{ABSOLUTE} [%3.3t] [%c{1}] %m%n ) ) ); i get the following error message and jboss dies. ERROR:

RE: how to append to different output files on the fly

Download the log4j at http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/jakarta-log4j-1.2.3/docs/download.html and follow Raghu's instructions Two things: 1) The above link doesn't work for 1.2.3. I have 1.2.5. Does your above comment hold true for 1.2.5? 2) I searched the 1.2.5 docs and src for [Rr]aghu and

The supposedly resolved JUnit vs log4j appender problem

Hi, Looking at the list archives, this issue has cropped up before, but there are references to it having been fixed as of log4j 1.2.5. I am using JUnit 3.7, and when I attempt to initialise a Logger, I get the following error: log4j:ERROR A org.apache.log4j.ConsoleAppender object is not

RE: Logging to separate files

There are multiple solutions, a simpler one of which is below: - create 2 loggers, each hooked with a FileAppender. - have your component log to those separate loggers. example config: log4j.rootLogger=DEBUG, log4j.logger.logger1=INFO,fileAppender1 log4j.logger.logger2=INFO,fileAppender2

RE: Logging to separate files

How do I instruct each component to write to the correct logfile? Michael S. Daly MerckVaccines.com(TM) Merck Co., Inc. MVD IS Mail: WP97-A369 Phone: 215-652-4735 Pager: 1-888-621-5636 Fax:215-652-8846 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Havaldar, Raghu

Re: The supposedly resolved JUnit vs log4j appender problem

Gareth, You most probably have two copies of log4j lying around. At 08:26 23.07.2002 +1200, Gareth Cronin wrote: Hi, Looking at the list archives, this issue has cropped up before, but there are references to it having been fixed as of log4j 1.2.5. I am using JUnit 3.7, and when I attempt to

RE: Logging to separate files

-Original Message- How do I instruct each component to write to the correct logfile? -Original Message- There are multiple solutions, a simpler one of which is below: - create 2 loggers, each hooked with a FileAppender. - have your component log to those separate