Try using "UTF-8". The encoding gets passed down to the Java class
library which supports at a minimum the 6 encoding names listed at
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/nio/charset/
Charset.html, If you go off this list, you are depending on
implementation or platform specific features.
I recently added a test to the CVS HEAD tests/src/java/org/apache/
log4j/EncodingTest.java to check encoding specifications. You will
need to use a test string containing non US-ASCII characters if you
want to see the effects of encoding specifications, "asdfd..." won't
show anything.
On May 27, 2005, at 7:12 AM, Ramkumar Polakulath wrote:
Hi,
Can any one provide a sample code on how to generate log files on
specified encoding format(UTF8,latin1 etc).
I use the following, but doesn't seems to be working out exactly.
Or to be more precise can any one pls verify the below code for its
correctness-
---------------------------------------------UTF8
Encoding-----------------------------
private static Logger transaction = Logger.getLogger
("TransactionLogger");
FileAppender fileTransactionAppender = new FileAppender(new
PatternLayout("%m\n"),"sample.txt",true);
fileTransactionAppender.setEncoding("UTF8");
fileTransactionAppender.activateOptions();
transaction.addAppender(fileTransactionAppender);
transaction.setLevel(Level.toLevel(2));
transaction.debug("asdfdsfdsfds");
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