Using NDC

Hi, currently i have been using log4j by declaring a logger per class. This has worked well overall when developing and the granularity of debugging it offers is useful. However, I would like to introduce NDC into the mix and am not sure how to do this. Would i have to let go of the 'one

Re: Using NDC

See if these articles help: 1) Section NDC/MDC at : http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/08/07/log4j.html?page=3 2) http://blog.f12.no/wp/2004/12/09/log4j-and-the-mapped-diagnostic-context 3) Code Sample at : http://www.rtner.de/software/MDCUserServletFilter.html regards,

different logfile

Hi, I want to know how can we use different log fiels for one application for different functionalities. for example I have to funcationalities in the application like registerUser() and granstAccessToUser() Thanks Sudhakar -- View this message in context:

RE: [SPAM (Bayesain Analysis)] - RE: Programmatically change properties of an appender - Bayesian Filter detected spam

The problem is to find the appender instance. Remember that log4j holds the instantiated loggers within a hierarchy based on the logger name where the '.' describes a new level of the hierarchy. If you configure a logger i.e. com.foo.bar.MyPackage and assign an appender to it (=Logger A), and

lifesigns

Hello Is there a possibility for listerning to an application's 'lifesign'? I mean: send an email or other message, if there is no log from that application in the recent 10 minutes? Thanks: Bence - To unsubscribe,

RE: [SPAM (Bayesain Analysis)] - different logfile - Bayesian Filter detected spam

Hi If your application is single threaded, means only one activity occurs at the sime time, you easily can use NDC and Filters: Declare one appender per activity which filters only the messages of the belonging activity. The needed NDC value is set at the beginning of activity and removed at

network using appenders when network is down

Hello Our servers have small storage, so I don't want to use FileAppender. What can I do if the LAN is down and my appender wants to send an email or send a Socket message? The buffer will be deleted if the server will reboot, and additionally I don't know what is the physical limit for

Re: network using appenders when network is down

Hi, a possible solution for not lossing messages in case of LAN being down would be to use an other appender (FileAppender) in such cases. Either you check if there is network connection and continue as usually, if there is, or use a FileAppender in case of a problem, either you subclass the

Re: different logfile

On 8/16/06, sudhakardvvn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I want to know how can we use different log fiels for one application for different functionalities. for example I have to funcationalities in the application like registerUser() and granstAccessToUser() create a separate logger hierachy

Re: network using appenders when network is down

a possible solution for not lossing messages in case of LAN being down would be to use an other appender (FileAppender) in such cases. Either you check if there is network connection and continue as usually, if there is, or use a FileAppender in case of a problem, either you subclass the

Re: network using appenders when network is down

And how can I check the networking and call the suitable appender without writing my own appender? This is implementation decision. Is there any possibility to make this ckeck from log4j configuration (properties or xml file)? I don't know of any Or maybe I can catch the exception of

RE: network using appenders when network is down

Subclass the SMTP appender for catching any send errors and retry send the log message to Localmachine, where a you provide a listener which logs into a file. Heri -Original Message- From: Takacs Bence [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 2:22 PM To: Log4J Users

RE: network using appenders when network is down

How does one unsubscribe from this list? I have tried [EMAIL PROTECTED] several times with no success. -dh -Original Message- From: Bender Heri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 9:14 AM To: Log4J Users List Subject: RE: network using appenders when network is

Re: lifesigns

You could easily make a cron job/sceduled task to check the modified date of the log. On 8/16/06, Takacs Bence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Is there a possibility for listerning to an application's 'lifesign'? I mean: send an email or other message, if there is no log from that application

Re: Log4j permissions

I have not had any problems with this. Please give more details on your environment. Are you use the user that runs the app server has the correct OS permissions? On 8/16/06, Rakesh Patel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I hope someone can help. It seems that log4j is not allowed to do certain

Re: network using appenders when network is down

Look at WriterAppender.setErrorHandler On 8/16/06, Takacs Bence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Our servers have small storage, so I don't want to use FileAppender. What can I do if the LAN is down and my appender wants to send an email or send a Socket message? The buffer will be deleted if

Log 4j

Hi, My application is using log4j for debugging with Weblogic 8.1. Code is using logger.debug(Message). log4j property file is redirecting the logfiles into app-web.log. The Message is displayed in both the app-web.log and the weblogic standard out file. Please let me know is it possible to

Re: Log 4j

Please post your log4j configuration. You are probably sending logs to the console appender. On 8/15/06, Mahadevan JB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, My application is using log4j for debugging with Weblogic 8.1. Code is using logger.debug(Message). log4j property file is redirecting the