1) All system properties.
2) Yes. System.setProperty (but you have to do it before configuration
3) No code change needed if you use automatic config (log4j looks for
an xml file before looking for a properties file).
On 10/10/06, pantichd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
James Stauffer wrote:
>
> Have you tried setting the subject in the config file with a system
> property?
> log4j.appender.EMAIL.Subject=Fatal error encountered on
> ${currentEnvironment}
>
> You may only be able to do that with XML config.
>
>
James,
Thanks for your quick reply.
The "current environment" value that I refer to is something I dynamically
derive in my code based on several variables. It's not a static environment
variable.
Having said that, a few questions come to mind:
1) What kind of system properties are available to me?
2) Can I programatically set a system property?
3) I am still using *.properties files for my configuration settings. What's
involved in switching to use XML files? Is it just a matter of switching to
an XML file or does it also require coding changes?
Thanks again!
David.
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