Re: Log4j module deprecation

Volkan, A vote to retain JNDI-related features. Although I don't use JNDI regularly, I have used it several times in the last decade for a Fortune 100 company to create Java wrappers when commercial libraries don't provide a Java interface -- most recently for a commercial product using one

Re: SMTPPassword and SMTPUsername

value=%p %t %c.%m%n/ /layout /appender --Wayne Cannon Xh wrote: Hi All! I have very simple question. How can I set SMTPPassword and SMTPUsername properties in log4j.xml file? I can see that there are proper setters in SMTPAppender class: http://logging.apache.org/log4j/1.2/apidocs

Re: configuring a log to be written to c:\documents and settings\us erid\Temp

Have you considered using and importing the environment variables, such as HOME and USERPROFILE (Windows-only). Yell if you need more pointers. --Wayne Gabier, Sal wrote: Hello all, I am trying to write a logfile to c:\documents and settings\userid\Temp on a windows machine. The problem

Re: Using the extras companion

It works fine for me. --Wayne Wilfong, Paul wrote: I was interested in what log4j extras companion is, so I tried clicking the web-site referenced in this post: http://people.apache.org/builds/logging/log4j/companions/extras/1.0/. But it returns Your requested host people.apache.org could not

Re: log4j Manual, where?

Thanks for the heads-up. That would eventually catch me by surprise, too. --Wayne Arthur Blake wrote: ... By the way, the short introduction is a little bit out of date now. For example, it doesn't mention that log4j now FIRST looks for an xml file instead of a properties file. That one

Re: log4j Manual, where?

Hans, I agree with you to a limited extent. The for-a-fee manual http://www.qos.ch/shop/products/eclm/, or the Pro Apache Log4j http://www.amazon.com/Apache-Log4j-Second-Samudra-Gupta/dp/1590594991/ref=sr_1_1/002-6557759-2563217?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1185380594sr=1-1 book, have indexes; but none

Re: SMTPAppender ignores Threshold value

Reasonable? While you make a good point about the seeming arbitrariness of the default trigger, it really is pretty trivial code. In my case, and I suspect many others, the desirable trigger for sending out recent e-mail logs would be something entirely separate from log level. --Wayne

Re: isFatalEnabled()?

It's best to check for isDebugEnabled, etc., externally if performance is a consideration, since an external test avoids the time-consuming concatenating and formatting strings if it won't be used. If you use the test inside log4j, you will pay the penalty for these operations, even if they

Great product like log4j stagnant?

In a different thread, Steve Souza said that log4j development had stagnated (my words, not his, re version 1.3). Is this true? If this is true, is it simply because log4j is a mature product and is a good product needing little ongoing development effort of significance, or is there a

Re: Great product like log4j stagnant?

Thanks for the clarification, Curt. It helps a lot. --Wayne Curt Arnold wrote: On Jun 5, 2007, at 10:43 AM, Wayne Cannon wrote: In a different thread, Steve Souza said that log4j development had stagnated (my words, not his, re version 1.3). Is this true? If this is true, is it simply

Re: Getting started with log4j...

I'm new to log4j, but had similar problems sporadically. You are configuring log4j programmatically, while I was using a config file. It wasn't finding my config file until I learned that the log4j.xml file needs to be somewhere in the classpath (even if it's just .) or explicitly referenced

Re: email appender doesn't work with multiple email addresses

I just tried it successfully with multiple addresses last week by simply separating the addresses with commas. !-- mail is set to be an SMTPAppender -- appender name=mail class=org.apache.log4j.net.SMTPAppender param name=evaluatorClass value=com.cannon.log4j.TestEvaluator/

Re: email appender doesn't work with multiple email addresses

[I used version 1.2.14] I just tried it successfully with multiple addresses last week by simply separating the addresses with commas. !-- mail is set to be an SMTPAppender -- appender name=mail class=org.apache.log4j.net.SMTPAppender param name=evaluatorClass

Re: email appender doesn't work with multiple email addresses

I'm new to Log4j -- not an expert. I was just experimenting last week. I tried comma and semicolon delimiters, which some mail programs use, without success. I read somewhere (probably in the Log4j book) that the config file stops a little short of full capability compared with the XML