Title: Message
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nope,
didn't work. I tried:
< param name="DatePattern" value="yyyy-MMM-dd;quot;.txt;quot;"/>
and got
Server-2005-Nov-18;quoA;.AxA;quoA;
Server-2005-Nov-18;quoA;.AxA;quoA;.1
Server-2005-Nov-18;quoA;.AxA;quoA;.2
Server-2005-Nov-18;quoA;.AxA;quoA;.3
Server-2005-Nov-18;quoA;.AxA;quoA;.4
Server-2005-Nov-18;quoA;.AxA;quoA;.5
for filenames. Any other
ideas?
Chris
<param name="RollingStyle" value="Date"
/>
<param name="File" value="logs\\ToolsAdminWS"
/>
<param name="DatePattern"
value=".yyyy-MM-dd".txt"" />
This example
work for a Date rolling files, I don't know if it can be
converted for Size rolling
files.
Florian.
Secules, Christopher T [AMSRD-AAR-AEF-A] a
écrit :
Anyone have any suggestions on this?
Thanks!
Chris
I've tried playing around with my config file
wrt log file names, and I can't seem to get what I'm looking for. I
am wondering if there is a way to have the output from the
RollingFileAppender save all the log files as text files (.txt).
I've noticed that if I specify just a date pattern in the DatePattern
parameter, the resulting log files I get are named:
Server-2005-11-15
Server-2005-11-15.1
Server-2005-11-15.2
Server-2005-11-15.3
Server-2005-11-15.4
Server-2005-11-15.5
And so
on...
I'm looking for something like:
Server-2005-11-15.txt
Server-2005-11-15.1.txt
Server-2005-11-15.2.txt
Server-2005-11-15.3.txt
Server-2005-11-15.4.txt
Server-2005-11-15.5.txt
And so on...so that the
default program to open it is something like Notepad, and not "Unknown
Application"
Does anyone know of any way to do this,
preferrably without extending the source code and just using the
pre-packaged log4net.dll?
Thanks a lot!
Chris
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