Hello, I have scoured through the mailing list archive and found nothing that suits my desired outcome. I want to be receiving a LoggingEvent from a server, then parsing the event (ie: reconstructing a pattern by calling the getTimeStamp(), getLevel(), and getMessage() functions (iee: "%d [%p] - %m%n"), or the \pattern\LoggingEventPatternConverter.cpp). Can anyone provide some example code for this to happen?
I realize that I can use XMLSocketAppender, coupled with an PatternLayout to send a simple text string through TCP to the server. However, I need to be parsing these LoggingEvents in such a way that different tasks are to be done; this would mean that I would then have to parse a string which would not be ideal. With a LoggingEvent received from the server, I would be able to reconstruct, or even send the LoggingEvent to another server if for different log levels when using \spi\TriggeringEventEvaluator.cpp. Ruud Bos<http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/logging-log4cxx-user/200805.mbox/%3c6df5775b0805200626h61d7f0b2ic1b9edc1a1e3a...@mail.gmail.com%3e>has had a problem similar to my own, but was solved by switching versions to log4cxx 0.9.7. I do not want addition packages such as Chainsaw, or log4j. Once again, the question is simple: is there example code around for a server to receive LoggingEvents generated by SocketAppender? Just for clarification, is SocketAppender sending a LoggingEvent at all or some other type of structure? If so, how would the server handle that? Thanks ahead of time, -hc.
