Howdy, >How to use log4j for database logging?
What are you trying to log? If you're trying to keep a log IN the database, see JDBCAppender. If you're trying to keep a log of DB activities, there are many ways to do that. >Is there any comparision document between log4j and weblogic non-catalog = >logger? No, no comparison. One's open source, free, performs well, and has an active developer and user community. I'm not sure the weblogic logger has any of the above, including the active developer community as I have friends who work for BEA who are pushing to use log4j in their products. >How can we suggest to the customers that Log4J is better than any other = >logger? By using it, and if you're unsure using other logging frameworks, you will see for yourself why it's better. Then you can suggest it to your customers. >Any comments/feedback/pointers to info source will be REALLY REALLY = >appreciated. Did you read the JDK 1.4 vs. log4j paper on the log4j site? Yoav Shapira Millennium ChemInformatics -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
