Chandra,
I strongly recommend against sub-classing Category to introduce new printing methods, you can use the general purpose log method instead. Sub-classing will cause you headaches. See also http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/manual/manual.html#N12BD Regards, Ceki ps: Log4j-dev is the wrong list by the way, log4j-user is preferred for this type of discussion. At 11:45 27.11.2001 -0800, you wrote: >From: Chandra Swaminathan > >Hi, > >I am a new log4j user and have been trying out some of the examples in the >log4j (version 1.1.3) distribution. Let me congratulate and thank you for >a well conceived project. > >I apologize if my question is a repeat post. I am trying to figure out if >there is a possible bug or if I am doing something wrong in using the >MyCategory.java example. I ran the MyCategory example with the >"mycat.good" properties file. But, I see that the message in "c.trace" on >line number 41does not get printed despite setting the priority of the >MyCategory class to "TRACE". So, I also tried setting the priority of the >root category to TRACE instead of DEBUG in the properties file and ran the >example. I still see the same result. That is, only the c.debug() message >"Hello World" gets printed. > >Can someone help me figure out what I am possibly doing wrong. > >Chandra. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
