. Possibly provide a way to configure which fields are displayed in the
multi-line tooltip.
Let me know if I can help with the above.
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Another Brilliant concept. I also liked your idea of defining some sort of
Pattern to define what appears in the tooltip. This could fit into the
Profile concept above.
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Add the ability to 'undock' a tabbed pane (and apply normal window
functionality - tile/cascade etc).
another good idea. It's really hard to guess what the users want. Some may
want to have multiple Windows instead of 1 window with multiple docs. Maybe
we could allow both, like how MS Office
system..) This way a remote server could be broadcasting
events, and your local ChainSaw can write them to a local appender (say an
XML file) for later review.
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It's not so wacky. For log4j v1.3 I am adding receivers.
Receivers are
the opposite of appenders in that they can be configured to receive
remote/eternal events. They can be configured as part of a logger
repository, same as loggers and appenders. Once the receiver
has an event,
it
I probably should have mentioned that SocketReceiver,
SocketHubReceiver, and
JMSReceiver are all currently implemented and available in
the cvs.
I probably should have checked .. :)
The configuration for the event sink:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?
!DOCTYPE log4j:configuration
plugin name=SocketReceiver
class=org.apache.log4j.net.SocketReceiver
param name=Port value=5000/
/plugin
Sorry, no need to reply, just browsing the SocketReceiver and Plugin
architecture, and it makes sense now. The SocketReceiver plugin is
reposting the received event to the
to discuss, but I'll post that as a
separate thread.
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the messages and post
them into ChainSaw.
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For additional
operation like you suggect (disgard 20%, that could be
another Policy impl in itself).
One other advantage of a fixed sized table is the speed with
which elements
can be accessed.
Definately.
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We should also support a stand alone mode, as lots of folks
use Chainsaw
to read pre-existing xml log files.
Mmm, yes, I had forgotten.. *whoops*
Is it possible for each appender to find a main window and
attach itself
to it?
Yeah, that's another way of thinking of it actually..
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Please find attached a patch file
Attempt #2 with attached files:
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Please find attached a patch file for existing classes
something.
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Try using an absolute path to the jar file. Like:
checkstyle.jar=/path/to/checkstyle-2.4/checkstyle-all-2.4.jar
Bummer, nope that didn't work either. ant -debug shows the class and
property file being loaded by the parent class loader. So it seems to be
finding it. weird.
Is there
.
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Try using an absolute path to the jar file. Like:
checkstyle.jar=/path/to/checkstyle-2.4/checkstyle-all
filtering/highlighting is kicking along nicely. Scott, I
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Does that sound ok? I'll await your changes anyway.
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I could do with a clean CVS, so it wouldn't bother me if it went straight in
to cvs.
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- I would like to pass something different than the reference to the
ChainsawAppender to the activateViewer() method of
ChainsawViewer. Maybe
just pass in a TableModel and an EventSink? But it looked
like some of the
gui stuff depended on ChainsawAppender specific methods, so I
just
at least 60 seconds when I first started using
Chainsaw before I figured out it was putting events at the top.
Any chance this could be configurable? Some people may prefer it at the top
(not me though).
Congrats on the new addition to your family btw.
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in text format
(text file attachments named *.txt seem to get through), you could send
that to the mailing list.
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While going through the current
something up.
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patch-chainsaw-laf-strategies.txt
*** Start.java 18 Mar 2003 13:33:32 - 1.5
--- Start.java 19 Mar 2003 00:01:16 -
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*** 49,70
package org.apache.log4j.chainsaw;
- import
Any preview on those chainsaw changes yet? Even a rough, half broken
project would be fun to look at.
We're getting there, lots of offline discussions going on at the moment.
Couldn't give you a time frame on even a broken one at the moment.
Also, what chance is there of making the
it looks like I can easily modify that to suite the above
format.
Could everyone/anyone with voting privs +1/+0/-0/-1 the above format so I
can proceed? Or is there more to discuss?
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Ok, thanks to all the +1's.
I've just started preparing for the change, and started off by thinking
about the Test cases first.
Am I correct in thinking that the following is the process to add a test
case for log4j MDC?:
* modify XMLLayoutTestCase, add another test method for MDC.
* create
Oooh. Test cases. Primo!
We aim to please! :)
Sounds like you have a good handle on it to me. I usually create the
witness file by generating it using the test case.
Mmm, that would be easier, but I never trust myself that way. I'll copy a
shell from another witness, and modify it to
_think_ that is as
close to binary and backward compatabile as you would get..?
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seed as in where tree's have to come from?
Or just Log4j Configurator
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Alright, I guess its time to start
It sounds like a good start to me. This tool is a definite sandbox
contender.
And another candidate for Java Web Start! What's Apache's policy on hosting
Web start apps? Are the current servers configured to host them? Is any
Jakarta project using them?
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What is required to host them? Just put the jars somewhere internet
accessible? It has been a while since I looked at Java Web
Start, but it
didn't seem too complicated at the time.
-Mark
Have to modify the MIME types on the server to add the .jnlp (Java Network
Launch Protocol), and
Well, I would imagine we could get the jnlp MIME type added
to the conf file
on the Jakarta Apache server...:-)
One would certainly hope it isn't too much effort for the guy's and gals.
Does someone want to pursue this line with Chainsaw? I think
we should
create something/prove its
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I am thrilled to see progress on the
Bummer
about the virus.
Eclipse is excellent, highly recommend it. I dumped JBuilder 7.0
Enterprise edition for it at work (wasn't using all the fancy J2EE stuff just
yet). It's got _all_ the things you really need, plus some stuff you didn't even
think you needed, but can't go back once
Will a .contains(...) check be a performance bottleneck? In a list, this
usually means a scan of the entire list...
Paul
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to just
forgetaboutit, and then resume when you are interested in monitoring the
events.
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After a very very short peek at some of the recent commits, I have
noticed that you do not have the habit of adding your name as an
author to files where you have made a contribution.
This is probably no more than slackness on my part, and my awe of the Jalopy
plugin, I keep forgetting that it
it could take a while
to organise, and I'd really like to have this happening in parallel with
Chainsaw development.
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SocketNode, or stop/pause a whole Receiver,
which would in turn stop/pause any children.
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Setting up the keychain, signing the jars, and generating the
JNLP are easy
enough. I don't know if there's an official cert for
Jakarta, though, or
how the ASF Board would want to handle who has the password
to it. Maybe
Log4J would have its own? Would it make sense for the ASF to
://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-log4j/src/java/org/apache/log4j/xm
l/log4j.dtd?rev=1.21content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
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Thanks for the help! I got it up and running and showed the
rest of our
dev team. My ears are still ringing from the cheers!
Cool!
It is great improvement over what we already found to be a
lifesaver of
a tool. Thanks for all the hard work you've been putting into it!
It's been our
Ceki, it's possible Scott Deboy may have spotted this too during Chainsaw
development. We had to remove a LogManager.shutdown() call because it
wouldn't seem to die. (Scott, is this correct? Sorry to speak for you... :)
)
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, or defining it
via the GUI.
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I am not keen to offer nightly builds due to the management
overhead. Interested parties will manage to build from CVS. Building
from CVS is not that hard. Moreover, those for whom CVS constitutes an
insurmountable barrier are unlikely to give feedback anyway.
Excellent points.
Paul
/Plugin commits to sandbox
I can look into adding a pause feature for plugins or receivers
specifically. Starting and stopping will shutdown all the receiver
connections, something I guess you want to avoid if you plan to just
pause
it.
-Mark
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the receiver
connections, something I guess you want to avoid if you plan to just
pause
it.
-Mark
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Hi Paul,
Adding Pausable interface and checking whether the Plugin
supports it, is
probably simpler.
On a related note, what about having a Thresholdable interface (The name of
the interface is arguable)?
public interface Thresholdable {
public void setLevel(Level leve);
OK. I think that exposing the threshold=off functionality as
pause is
more of a gui terminology thing. So, I am voting with my
code to go with
threshold. I will shortly check in a Thresholdable
interface (ick, but it
is better than IThreshold), similar to the one you suggest
Paul.
Hi Paul, Mark,
Assuming the SupportsThreshold interface (or Thresholdable) interface
consists of setThreshold, and getThreshold methods, then the
Category class
does not comply with this interface. Moreover, for obvious
compatibility
reasons we cannot change the Category class.
Sorry my previous message went off too quickly.
Hi Mark, Paul, Scott,
This commit was probably not necessary at all. What is the difference
between this XMLLayout and the one in log4j proper? Can we remove this
duplicate file?
In XMLLayout's case,I'm having a hard time finding the
In XMLLayout's case,I'm having a hard time finding the
difference. Maybe I
can just delete the sandbox one. Scott? Can you clarify here?
I am pretty sure the both versions are the same.
Me too, going to delete sandbox version.
Regardless of what gets committed into log4j-proper, we
Gee guys, I wasn't up this morning at 1am PDT...sorry. :-)
I agree that the number of duplicate classes is getting to
be too much. Now
that Paul and Scott have core cvs access, then yes, they
should start moving
the classes over. Looks like they already did.
Yes, Paul performed the
Yes, there's a whoops on my part. +1 on the revert.
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log4j.
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Raymond DeCampo has
Okay, should we move Chainsaw v2 should move out of the sandbox? Or is that
too early? (I'm fine with it still in the sandbox).
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should start straight out the box
with an ant chainsaw command (after configuring the jakarta oro in
build.properties)
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that
Chainsaw is not compiled as part of core, only on invocation of the chainsaw
target.
Thanks for spotting this Ray, on it right away.
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Should now be fixed, thanks Ray.
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I am getting compilation errors on a clean build unless I add
target does not require the Chainsaw component to be built. It was this
area of Log4j that requires ORO.
I've just done a test by typing ant in the jakarta-log4j module (after a
clean) and it seems to compile fine. Hopefully this will solve your issue.
cheers,
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I think that we should still be building chainsaw as part of
the core build.
Can't we define the dependency on ORO in the Gump build
scripts? It should
already be aware of the other optional dependencies.
Maybe the chainsaw build target being executed should be
dependent on the
ORO
Hi Scott,
Is it possible to copy/paste the summary report to the Dev list? i.e. not
where the issues are, just the Distinct set of the issue's it's reported.
Then we can all discuss which of the more serious ones we should tackle.
The more serious violations tend to mean more change within the
localLogger.callAppenders(event);
}
}
How does setting the LoggerRepository threshold change trickle down to
setting the localLogger effective level? From looking at the code, it
doesn't seem to, but is that just because I am blind?
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much stuffing around (I'm new to this sort of
thing).
Mark, is there any more word on the signing of Apache jars? Should I
contact infrastructureto query the use of certificates?
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issue.
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Jake,
Using JDK 1.3.1 and my Classpath is empty.
I'm using the classpath built from chainsaw.
I was wondering if it built
along this line, and I would be really
keen to ensure it works really well.
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Hi Matt,
Thanks for the patch, but unfortunately the old Chainsaw is now replaced
with the new version in CVS, so I don't think I can apply
I think it's an excellent idea, perhaps we could develop a Maven build on
the side for those who wish to use it, and if everyone's happy we could
perhaps vote to switch to it for good.
Maven's reports are excellent additional information for the log4j web site
too.
+1, and I'm willing to help
Welcome back, hope it was a very refreshing break.
I can't speak for the XML side of things, but from the
SocketAppender/SocketNode side of things:
* Exposed a private static final default port variable as public
* Modified the SocketNodeEventListener framework - allow listeners to know
when
being down here in Oz.
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be a candidate for some sort of dynamic/reflective magic on detection of 1.3
to use this feature for tidying up since it's pretty useful and avoid a
compile time dependancy on 1.3
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Comments anyone?
Also apologise for the lack of time to work on Chainsaw lately, but I'm
not far away from having some more free time.
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Paul Smith
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 01:28, Matt Munz wrote:
Paul,
I just took a look at the Chainsaw v2 code. LogUI.java, line 764[1]
would have
the setShutdownAction(Action) method in LogUI now.
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On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 08:36, Paul Smith wrote:
Hi Matt,
Firstly, welcome back from your vacation!
I think a small ShutdownListener style notification mechanism is a good
idea, for the _notification_, but I think an additional
(anyone)?
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in the Receiver side anyway, plus I'm really wanting to
get stuck into the documentation too.
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Subject: RE: [Chainsaw] Change TableModel to store original LoggingEvent?
I agree Paul
be a little while till I get around to this one.
cheers, and many thanks for your discussion of how you're using Chainsaw
(both versions). We always like hearing from people who use the
products.
cheers,
Paul Smith
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 12:27, Scott Heaberlin wrote:
I know it's been well over
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 18:32, Ceki Glc wrote:
At 06:20 PM 8/11/2003 +1000, you wrote:
Hey All,
I was wondering if we could also extend the Filtering framework (working
with the new Filter dialog/framework Scott has mentioned) to allow a few
more Quick Filters.
I must admit that the
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 18:26, Ceki Glc wrote:
At 09:49 AM 8/8/2003 -0700, Scott Deboy wrote:
I really want LogPanel to be independent. It'd be great to be able to
take LogPanel and turn it into an eclipse plugin, which would also
facilitate people's interest in embedding LogPanel in
of this type from memory,
and makes sure it does the same for any newly received event (same as
current Log4j Filter concept).
I'm also hoping we can group these Filters together (Hidden and
Discarded filters) into a profile that can be saved/loaded/automatically
applied for a Tab.
Thoughts?
Paul Smith
for Chainsaw et all for the File Load dialogs.
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that Joran configurator would require the XML jars, and a Joran
jar?
Paul Smith
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Digester uses commons-logging which is a no-no for a core log4j component.
Other than that Joran is very similar to Digester. It is largely modeled
after Digester
if
anyone feels a little put off, and if anyone feels funny feel free to
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PRE_CHAINSAW_MODEL_CONVERSION
that is just prior to these changes, and can be used for those that
require the filtering/colouring functionality.
For HEAD, I have placed a warning dialog on startup. Hopefully this
will be a very short term situation, no more than a week.
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and how they complain.
Hopefully we will be able to organise the bits and pieces before the 1.3
release, but maybe not in time.
Thanks for prodding me about this, I need to get started on organising
this again.
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is listening, as little CPU/memory as
possible is wasted.
Does anyone have any objects, or comments?
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are interested in for the plugins?
At 03:41 PM 9/5/2003 +1000, Paul Smith wrote:
Could we extend Plugins to support the concept of
PropertyChangeListeners (java.bean package stuff)?
PropertyChangeListener and associated classes are a great way of
binding
objects together and being notified when
the current options are, but some clients might be
interested in the actual change itself. For example, an Editor GUI
would want to know when the property has changed for display purposes,
even if it has not been activated yet.
There's probably others.
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On Mon, 2003-09-08
can guarantee that this anonymous class will only get called when
the setThreshold method on the receiver is called.
}
});
That way you can register for all property changes, or just the
properties you are interested in.
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Can anyone think of a reason why we shouldn't have the
ThrowableInformation available for output via PatternLayout?
I would propose that %T is used for this. I am happy to implement this
and provide test cases if agreeable.
cheers,
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:33 AM 9/11/2003 +1000, you wrote:
Can anyone think of a reason why we shouldn't have the
ThrowableInformation available for output via PatternLayout?
I would propose that %T is used for this. I am happy to implement this
and provide test cases if agreeable.
cheers,
Paul Smith
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, if there is anyone that would like to volunteer as an proof
reader/editor, we would be eternally grateful.
regards,
Paul Smith
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The redirect after the message is giving me a 404. My browser is being
sent to:http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/index2.html.
Anyone else having this issue?
Paul
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