RE: Log4J Unix file logging problem

[NGOR Eric]

Title: RE: Log4J Unix file logging problem

Thanks for the reponse, I've juste found the mistake !!!

I used commons.logging.Log and commons.logging.LogFactory instead of org.apache.log4j.Logger !!!!

commons.logging.Log effectively reuse log4j loggers under windows but not under unix !

Eric.

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Looks like your code is working as you said - you create a new file and an appender...but you never write to it...� :)

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Can you show us the code that's doing the logging?

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Ken

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From: NGOR Eric [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 5:33 AM
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Subject: Log4J Unix file logging problem



Hello,

I'm trying to log in a file under Linux (I'm the root) using a simple example.

The problem is that Iog4j effectively creates the file, but doesn't write into it.

Under windows, I don't have this problem using the same code. (so it's not a path problem).

Any specific behavior with unix systems?

Here is my code.

Thanks in advance.

Eric.

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������� ������� writerAppender.setLayout(new SimpleLayout());

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������� ������� FileOutputStream fos = null;

������� ������� OutputStreamWriter osw = null;

������� ������� try {

������� ������� ������� fos = new FileOutputStream("/yep.log");

������� ������� ������� osw = new OutputStreamWriter(fos);

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������� ������� } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {

������� ������� ������� e.printStackTrace();

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������� ������� writerAppender.setWriter(osw);

������� ������� writerAppender.activateOptions();

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������� ������� LogManager.getRootLogger().addAppender(writerAppender);

������� }