Hi,
a possible solution for not lossing messages in case of LAN being down would
be to use an other appender (FileAppender) in such cases. Either you check
if there is network connection and continue as usually, if there is, or use
a FileAppender in case of a problem, either you subclass the needed appender
and handle the problem inside your appender.
Regards
Norbert
On 8/16/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello
Our servers have small storage, so I don't want to use FileAppender.
What can I do if the LAN is down and my appender wants to send an email
or send a Socket message? The buffer will be deleted if the server will
reboot, and additionally I don't know what is the physical limit for
buffer size.
Or is there any possibility to say to log4j: "if you can send the
messages:send; if not: call the daily rolling appender"? Because in this
case I could write an other application, which looks for log files in
every reboot, send the content with some kind of network appender, and
delete the log files.
Thanks:
Bence
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