Hello all log4j (and Domino) developers, I did post a question to this list a while ago, with no response. Perhaps the answer was too simple, or the question too stupid. :-) Anyway, I managed to solve the "problem".
Here are two source files (actually three...) that I want to share with those of you developing in the Lotus Domino environment. The files are pre-alpha, so please don´t blame me if anything goes wrong. I know they contain long, ugly, nasty code, but it is actually working. I plan to develop it further, so any comments are appreciated. Please note that the code is only tested in agents, not in servlets. The DominoConfigurator lets you have all configuration in a Domino database, and the DominoAppender lets you get log events to a Domino database. I´m to release a complete "Domino Log4j Package", with everything in a Domino database to get up and running with the Appender and Configurator (like examples, documentation etc.). Attached is also a utility class, DominoUtils, that is used by the DominoConfigurator. All three compiled and tested in Lotus Domino Designer 5.0.9a (JDK 1.1.8) with log4j 1.2b2 and ncso.jar (Lotus Domino Toolkit for Java 5.0.5 Update). Some licens stuff ----------------- * Is the above mentioned "Domino Log4j Package" ok with the Apache license? * Is it ok to use log4j as part of the name? The license says no, if I don´t have permission. * Can the log4j jar be packaged with this "Domino package"? * Do I have to release this "package" under the Apache license, or is it possible to use the GNU General Public License? * Is the namespace that I have used (net.kanngard.util.logging etc...) ok, or is it better with org.apache.log4j etc? Very short personal presentation -------------------------------- I am Johan Känngård, a swede from Stockholm. Lotus Domino, Java, LotusScript, HTML, CSS and JavaScript are some of my specialities. Domino has been in my life since 1997, and Java since 2000. Logging is a great tool to find errors in almost any code, so I have (soon) ported some of log4j (more like log4me) to LotusScript (LS), which is a language similar to VB, that can be used in Domino. As I have written before: I´m new in the Open Source community, and will probably continue to ask (stupid) questions. Regards, Johan Känngård ____________________ Johan Känngård [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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