You'll
need to use an ObjectMessasge, not a TextMessage, since the message consists of
a LogEvent object.
-Original Message-From: Peter Cipriano
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and the onMessage
I have a working log4j configuration for the File Appenders. With a bit of help from this newsgroup I got the most of the JMSAppender working using Websphere 5 with a MDB. log4j is moving the data to the Websphere embedded Queue (Topic) however when the onMessage impl of my MDB tried to
nce().lookup("jms/TESTTOPIC");
>
>My Queue is named MYTOPIC
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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From: Peter Cipriano [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 12:41 PM
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Subject: JMSAppender with WSAD 5.1
I have bee
I have been trying to get the JMSAppender to work for quite some time now on the WSAD 5.1 Test Environment but cannot get the TopicConnectionFactoryBindingName correct (I think). I have a MDB set up and I know works because I can acces it using:
topicConnFactory = (TopicConnectionFactory
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Hi!
I needed an option in the JMSAppender to set the TimeT
Hi!
It is very useful to have the possibility to set the default
expiration time on messages published to a topic by the JMSAppender.
Here is a short patch to provide this possibility. Perhaps someone
could revise and commit it.
cvs diff JMSAppender.java (in directory D:\jakarta-log4j\src\java
Hi,
I posted this message on log4j-user mailing list and didn't get any
reply. Hope someone here can help me out. My question is ...
My program uses JMSAppender to log messages to a JMS topic. Also, I have
configured a FallbackErrorHandler to handle the situation while the JMS
server is down
Hello,
I was reading a note from a long time ago that log4j will allow
implementation of the persistent publish delivery mode for the
JMSAppender - this does not seem to be implemented at present - is this
intended in the future (as a property)? Or will I be left to do this
myself?
Regards
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Summary: Extra ";" in class JMSAppender
Product: Log4j
Version: unspecified
Platform: All
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: Critical
I have specified a pattern layout in the configuration XML, using
JMSAppender, but I don't see my JMS message being converted according to the
pattern. I modified JMSSink to listen to the messages, using the onMessage()
method.
I am using Jboss 2.4.3 and JDK 1.3
Any ideas? thanks
Jason
I am using JBoss 2.4.3, I made a JMX MBean wrapper for log4j to load
different XML descriptor files. However, when I tried to use a JMSAppender,
the whole Jboss server stopped, and by adding logging statements in
JMSAppender, I find that it halts when the line "topicConnection.start(
Hi All,
I am trying to qualify the JMSAppending capabilties
of log4j. I was trying to run JMSSink.java alongwith Hello.java example.If
i understand correctly i should get the "Hello world" and "what a beautiful day
messages" (The appender for Hello class has been chose
How do get the JMSAppender to use the PatternLayout? I would like to be
able to format a message according to a set pattern before it goes to JMS.
Right now all messages that I get from the JMS queue are not being formatted
according to the ConversionPattern I set in my configuration file
Hi!
I'm Kim Doo Whan, I'm poor at english..sorry
Now I'm testing the Log4j
I want the Log4j subscribe the log message to JMS.
So I use JMSAppender But I don't know how to use it to
properties file
follow is TestLog4j.java > It use
PropertyConf
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