Chainsaw supports loading of events saved to a file in XMLLayout format.
(File-load file)
The version of Chainsaw in development supports XMLLayout-formatted
files, but will also open each file into it's own tab in the UI.
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I am using log4j DailyRollingFileAppender - outputting data into a log file
for each day. As the application runs on multiple boxes, we usually need to
browse through all logs for a day to reconstruct what happened when trouble
shooting.
I have been looking around the log4j site for a log viewer
Hello,
I am trying to learn more on how the logger works internally. If I create a new
logger (Logger logger = Logger.getLogger("myLogger");) does it create a
circular buffer that holds x amount of log messages (or maybe a maximum size in
kb)? If so, what is the size of this buffer and can it b
Hi Jeffrey,
Thanks for your comments.
Actually it only overrides two of the four defined toLevel methods. Thw two
that are overridden will validly identify trace as a log level. Could the
fact that the other two toLevel methods are not overridden to recognise the
trace method be causing my probl
At 11:18 AM 10/6/2003 +, you wrote:
Hi,
I have a jar that contains some EJBs where I'm logging some
informations. In the present implementation I'm initializing and
shutting down log4j via a ServletContextListener. This approach
requires the deployment of a webapp (I had to declare the
list
I use LogFactor5 and when it's running it consumes a lot of memory, and sometimes
crashes because lack of memory. I would like to know if there is some way to avoid it,
or if there is some other similar program that solves the problem.
Is there some way to execute the program externally?.
I use
My J2EE application is experiencing significant slow down when logging is
turned on. I would like to have the logging occur on it's own thread. I
am not very familiar with this concept. Can the ThreadGroupRender be used
to achieve this? Or should I extend the Thread class?
Thanks!
Clare H. My
Hi,
I have a jar that contains some EJBs where I'm logging some
informations. In the present implementation I'm initializing and
shutting down log4j via a ServletContextListener. This approach
requires the deployment of a webapp (I had to declare the
listener and some other context parameters i
You have to invoke the DOMConfigurator.configure method instead
of the PropertyConfigurator one.
URL log4jURL = null;
try {
log4jURL = getServletContext().getResource("/" +
configPath);
} catch (MalformedURLException murle) {
//ignore...we check for null later
}
if (log4jURL != null) {
