[Unfortunately logj-user list has a 100k limit, so i've had to turn the
screen shot into a link on the Wiki]
In a reasonably desperate attempt to gather feedback from the Log4j
community, I am providing a link to a screenshot of the current build of
Chainsaw v2 in action that can be accessed
Hello,
I'm using log4j in my JSP project, which I want to provide on CD now.
As the logger cannot write to CD, I'm looking for the
org.apache.log4j.performance.NullAppender class to prevent
access-denied-errors.
I found several java-doc descriptions for the NullAppender but no site
where I could
We don't use FQCN for our JSP pages.
As each request comes in, we use
Logger.getLogger(request.getRequestURI());
This looks much nicer than generated JSP class names when we view log
output in Chainsaw, LF5, etc.
We obtain this Logger in a common include file, in which we also put the
user's
Thanks Scott for the info. I added the logging within a scriplet and
did not see any output showing up in my jsp. I am using the same logger
that I use in my beans(non-http classes). Any suggestions on what I am
missing? Thanks
Scott
%@ page language=java import=my logging classes.*%
Howdy,
We don't use FQCN for our JSP pages.
As each request comes in, we use
Logger.getLogger(request.getRequestURI());
Wow, that's interesting. So you have as many Logger instances as
request URIs in your application. Do the server-side classes use the
same approach? What about classes
Howdy,
Is there any way to log to a webservice using log4j? I have been
reading
abt socket appender, but if there is something that can log to a web
service, it will really help.
You can write a service appender: I'm not aware of one that comes with
the log4j core or is in the sandbox. I'm
Howdy,
I'm using log4j in my JSP project, which I want to provide on CD now.
As the logger cannot write to CD, I'm looking for the
org.apache.log4j.performance.NullAppender class to prevent
access-denied-errors.
I found several java-doc descriptions for the NullAppender but no site
where I could
Thanks Allison... your suggestion helped find the root of the problem.
A word of caution for anyone using Crytal Reports Enterprise... buried
deep in their jar is log4j configuration files that can blow away any
configuration setup for your application.
Best Regards,
Jeff
I checked out from CVS and built, but I'm not sure where to go from
there. Is there anything that describes what the configuration file
should look like and which additional jars I'll need to run chainsaw?
-Dave
-Original Message-
From: Paul Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
For non-JSP classes we use
private static final Logger log =
Logger.getLogger(fqcn.class);
The reason we used the request URI in our jsp pages
was because the servlet-container-generated classnames
were often extremely long and difficult for
non-developers (support personnel) to interpret (eg,
Howdy,
OK: thanks for the explanation. It's always interesting to see
alternative solutions. ;)
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
-Original Message-
From: Scott Heaberlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 9:26 AM
To: Log4J Users List
Subject: RE: Log4j
Done. Sorry for the delay.
At 12:17 PM 6/16/2003 -0600, Tad Smith wrote:
Hi,
I am the maintainer of the log4cplus project
(http://log4cplus.sourceforge.net/). Perhaps
you could change the description of this project on your downloads page from:
A competing port to C++.
to the sourceforge
Hi,
We have an application that runs on desktop and we want to log any
messages on the desktop to the server machine. Since we do not want to
expose sockets, we are planning to log to a web service.
Please let me know if you have any alternate solution for this. Any help
is always appreciated :)
Howdy,
We have an application that runs on desktop and we want to log any
messages on the desktop to the server machine. Since we do not want to
expose sockets, we are planning to log to a web service.
Please let me know if you have any alternate solution for this. Any
help
is always
Hi,
My desktop application is built using C# and .NET, and the server is in
java which has been
exposed as web services. I was talking to my team lead abt using Socket
Appender,
*firstly we have fail over and load balancing on the server side, so
can't use sockets.
*Since the client logs using
Howdy,
My desktop application is built using C# and .NET, and the server is in
java which has been
exposed as web services.
Ahh, now this is a much more interesting scenario.
*firstly we have fail over and load balancing on the server side, so
can't use sockets.
OK. It would be a pain,
I've contributed receivers to the sandbox tree which support reception
of events generated outside the Log4J framework. Chainsaw V2 (also in
the sandbox) works well with these receivers.
Three receivers accept XML-formatted logging events transmitted over
TCP, multicast or udp (events must
Hi,
I would like to render an object according the level,
for example, for debug I just dump the object, for
fatal I need to send out more inforamtion, is that
possible? Thanks
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HI Dave,
Sure! In the jakarta-log4j-sandbox/src/config there is a number of xml files
that show some examples. I think out of the box if you run the ant -f
chainsaw-build.xml it will automatically use the log4j-sample.xml file
(this is all configured in the build.chainsaw.properties file).
I probably won't be able to directly donate the code we have. But, as
the original author, I'm sure I could recreate it at home without the
company-specific code in it.
How would you like me to submit it? To the list? I can probably have it
cranked out in a couple of days or so. I'll read up on
Howdy,
Sending it to the list would be great. Putting the Apache license (you can
copy and paste from any of the log4j source file) on top would be even better
;) I can commit it into the log4j-sandbox at that point. Thanks!
Yoav Shapira
--- Scott Heaberlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
If you set the log level to OFF, that is the same to null appender.
Best Regards.
Xi Yuxiang
-Original Message-
From: Shapira, Yoav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 2003618 20:54
To: Log4J Users List
Subject: RE: NullAppender for Download
Howdy,
I'm using log4j in my JSP project,
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