Dear Lars,
If you started <oXygen/> with a double click on a file with an extension
associated with <oXygen/> the oxygen.log file will be created in the
directory of that file. If oxygen.log is not there and is not in
C:\Program Files\Oxygen 6.0\ probably the start directory of the Start
Menu shortcut was not set to C:\Program Files\Oxygen 6.0\ and you should
find the file in your user home directory, something like C:\Documents
and Settings\lars. Go to Help - About - System properties - user.home to
find the name of the home directory.
Best regards,
Sorin
<oXygen/> XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT Editor/Debugger
http://www.oxygenxml.com/
Lars Huttar wrote:
Sorin Ristache wrote:
Dear Lars Huttar,
I just wanted to let you know that leaving the log4j.properties file
in the [oXygen-installed-dir]/lib directory all the time will slow the
operation of the application due to the large amount of logging data
outputed to the oxygen.log file. You should move it to other directory
when you don't need logging data for tracking bugs.
Also the fact that the computer was not rebooted for few days is
probably not related with the described misbehavior and it will not
lead to insufficient memory problems. <oXygen/> was the subject of
several profiling sessions that did not show any memory leaks. Anyway
such a problem (OutOfMemoryError) would be signaled by an error
message dialog.
Best regards,
Sorin
Thanks for your note.
Soon after receiving it, I put the log4j.properties file in my Oxygen
lib directory (c:\Program Files\Oxygen 6.0\lib).
Today I looked for the oxygen.log file in c:\Program Files\Oxygen 6.0\,
but do not see one!
I couldn't find an oxygen.log file anywhere in the Oxygen install
directory tree.
Lars
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