You need to produce a specifically formatted file. See the documentation at
http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/lf5/readingfiles.html which describes how to do
that.
This brings up a point. Is there a reason why LogFactor5 can not use XMLLayout
generated files? I like some features of Chainsaw and some of LogFactor5. Is there
an effort to unite these into a common tool?
Craig
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/31/02 04:05AM >>>
Hi!
What kind of files can I load with LogFactor5?
I tried a normal text-based log-file and an xml-formated log-file (the
one I can open with Chainsaw, for example) and got in both cases the
following error-message:
Error - invalid log file format.
Please see the documentation on how to load log files.
Well, I looked but I couldn't find it there ... or did I just look
wrong?
Thanks for any help,
Nicole
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