Re: Errors compiling apr-1.1.0 with cc task on Solaris 10

I have hit a similar problem on Linux. The workaround that I found was to manually call the configure script in the apr and apr-util projects that are downloaded to the lib logging-log4cxx/lib directory. Hope this helps. Jim |-+> | | Chris

Building off the head on Linux problems

I am having problems building off the head on RedHat EL3 linux. I ran: ./autogen.sh ./configure --with-apr=/usr/local/apr make The make failed with "Makefile:202 *** missing seperator. Stop." When I looked at the makefile, there seem to be a number of problems, here is the makefile that was ge

timezone question

Is there a way to set the timezone for ALL output from the application? I can set the property for each appender in the properties file, but our software runs on an embedded device, and the user can change the timezone of the system. I can't have them editing the properties file to change the tim

Re: timezone question

Curt, Thanks for the help, I'm running the 0.9.7 version since this is a production level application, I'll be trying to move to 0.9.8 as soon as it seems stable. The 0.9.7 handling forces the use of GMT time unless explicitly specified in the properties file to use another timezone. I looked at

Re: timezone: TZ not defined!

Allen, I recently hit this problem as well in log4cxx 0.9.7. The solution I used was to specify the timezone in the log4cxx.properties file. You can specify it for a layout like this: log4j.appender.AuditAppender.layout.TimeZone=America/New_York After that all my logs magically printed in the

0.9.7 timezone part2

I see in the PatternLayout class there is a setTimeZone() method, is there a way i can load my configuration from a properties file, then get the appenders 1 by 1 and set the timezone on each of them? We have an application in which the user can change the timezone of the system through our softwa

0.9.8 build issue on RHEL3

This is a very easy one... Everything build successfully except the socketservertestcase.cpp file, which is missing reference to unistd.h. I don't know much about the ant build process, so I'm sure there is some correct place to add it so the build remains platform independent. Thanks, James We

RE: 0.9.7 timezone part2

Curt, Thanks for the quick response. In 0.9.8 will the loggers use the current system timezone by default? I am not trying to do anything special with outputting to different timezones, I just want to print the logs in the current timezone on the system. Currently the only way I can accomplish

Re: Problem with RollingFileAppender

Seba, If you specify an exact path for the log file in the properties file, then the logging will be immune to changes in the cwd. My guess is that you used something like this: log4j.appender.Exceptions.File=exception.log You should try: log4j.appender.Exceptions.File=/var/log/exception.log

why does 0.9.8 use both expat and libxml2?

Guys and gals. I've been testing the latest 0.9.8 build on linux, and I noticed that it is using both the expat and the libxml libraries, as well as the libz libraries. What parts of these libraries are being used? Is this just overhead from the APR merge? I don't see any references to libz in

CVS HEAD issues on RHEL

Hello, Here are two issues I still see when building on Red Hat Enterprise WS 3: 1. The socketservertestcase.cpp file is missing an include file, it needs unistd.h to compile in linux. 2. The liblog4cxx.so object is linked with both the expat and the libxml2 xml parsers, is there a reason that i

Re: CVS Head build trouble

Tim, I saw this problem too. To solve it, goto the logging-log4cxx/lib/apr-iconv-1.0.1 directory and run the configure script manually with ./configure. You'll have to do the same thing for the apr-util package as well. After doing that, the build was successful for me. Thanks, James Wert Jr

Some easy questions

1. Does anyone know a website with decent docs on using the rolling appenders? 2. More specifically, I need information on setting up size based rolling file appenders via a properties file or xml configuration file. I am getting overwhelmed with all the new options for the rolling appenders, a

Re: AW: Some easy questions

Christian, Thanks a lot, I will try it out! Thanks, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Steindl