Re: Error using DatedFileAppender...

[Geoff]

Apologies all around. Seems that Sun decided to change the access on 
Calendar.setTimeInMillis() from protected (back in version 1.1) to public 
(sometime between then and version 1.4.2 -- which is what I am using). The 
same is true for Calendar.getTimeInMillis().

I have modified DatedFileAppender to be backwards compatible with older 
versions of the JVM. Because this required a programming change, all 
DatedFileAppender directory names, jar files and zip files are now 1.0.2 
instead of 1.0. Documentation with installation instructions may be found here:

        http://minaret.biz/tips/datedFileAppender.html
The latest distribution is here:
        http://minaret.biz/tips/datedFileAppender.zip
If you have previously installed DatedFileAppender, all you have to do is 
replace the old "jar" file ("datedFileAppender-1.0.jar") with the new one 
("datedFileAppender-1.0.2.jar"). If you are running this under Tomcat, it's 
always best to shutdown your Tomcat server during the switch.

Thanks for reporting this problem.
Geoff
Depalma, Paul wrote:
I just tried to run the new DatedFileAppender and I am getting a access
method error because it is trying to do  m_calendar.setTimeInMillis(n);
the "setTimeInMillis" on Calendar is protected.  Any help would be
appreciated.
Thanks
Paul DePalma BellSouth Science and Technology [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(404)986-9731

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