At 02:53 PM 6/17/2003 -0400, Berin Loritsch wrote:
We don't have Memory, I mean a MemoryAppender. What is the use case for a MemoryAppender?
Actually, the SMTPAppender is based on a cyclic buffer that sends off an email when a triggering event occurs. Still that is quite different than LogKit's MemoryTarget.
:)
From the JavaDoc on it:
* Output LogEvents into an buffer in memory. * At a later stage these LogEvents can be forwarded or * pushed to another target. This pushing is triggered * when buffer is full, the priority of a LogEvent reaches a threshold * or when another class calls the push method. * * This is based on specification of MemoryHandler in Logging JSR47.
I don't recall it being used much--but there are other users besides me.
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