Hi t here,
I got the solution about my 1st problem in which I have to put additivity=
true.
easy one ,i should have thought before asking..:(
but how about 2nd one?
regards,
akshay kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Paul,
Got your point and thanks a ton for your suggestions.
I used the specific logger and it is working.
However, what this logger is doing, It is filtering logs from the chainsaw
itself,
1) that means now my logs are not coming into chainsaw but it is directly going
to the log file which I dont want.
Specifically I want that it should display logs to the chainsaw but while
storing that into log file, it only stores the logs of my application not
internal chainsaw logs.
2) In my application I have more then one logger, so to get logs from all, the
general solution I can think is paste the same appender number of times and
just change the logger name, this way it can work but is it possible that I can
specify all my loggers at one place with just one appender? How can I do that?
thanks in advance.
Paul Smith
wrote:
On 21/06/2007, at 2:50 PM, akshay kumar wrote:
> Hi Paul,
> great!!..It is working fine now!
> However I got few more confusions!!..:(
> 1) As I am using pattern layout, I am not able to Drag and Drop
> this file into my chainsaw
> And if I use XML layout instead of patternlayout the Timestamp
> information comes in the log file is weird. I want the timestamp in
> ISO8601 format only. Please tell me what can be the solution.
The solution is to have 2 appenders: 1 in XMLLayout format, the other
in the human-readable format. If you name these log files
appropriately and put them side by side each other, then you can view
one with some other tool, and drag it's companion XML version into
Chainsaw.
> 2) If I want to filter the chainsaw internal logs in my log file
> how can I do that?
Only attach the XMLLayout and/or PatternLayout appenders to the root
logger of your own package naming hierarchy. Right now you have
attached them to the root logger. If your own logging events belong
to, say, the 'com.mycompany.myproduct.LoggerA' Logger, then you could
attach the appender to the "com.mycompany" logger. Something like:
class="org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender">
value="[%d{ISO8601} %-5p][%20.20c][%t] %m%n"
/>
....(do the same sort of thing for XML version, just use a different
Layout)
....
...
Paul
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