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| Thomas,
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| I think I have done what you are trying to do - although I used
| property files and not XML. For my application I have
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> Betreff: Multiple configuration files - single contra multiple
> hierarchies
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> Fellow Log4j users,
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> Would appreciate some input on how to design a solution for a
> problem I'm
> facing regarding multiple Log4j configuration files.
Fellow Log4j users,
Would appreciate some input on how to design a solution for a problem I'm
facing regarding multiple Log4j configuration files.
One of the modules in our system (the module consists of a significant
number of classes) is in the process of being redesigned such that the
system c
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Subject: Re: Multiple Configuration Files
At 11:56 AM 3/21/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> I am trying to configure Log4J with two configuration files. The
>reason for this is as follows:
Michael,
I've been
At 11:56 AM 3/21/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> I am trying to configure Log4J with two configuration files. The
>reason for this is as follows:
Michael,
I've been doing multiple config files without much of a problem at all. As
long as the root is only defined in one file, and also that th
I am trying to configure Log4J with two configuration files. The
reason for this is as follows:
I am trying to use the JMSAppender to send log messages to a topic,
and a Message Driven Bean to process messages received from that topic. I
would like to be able to configure (bas
Hi,
I read the explanation for multiple configuration files, and it was very
good.
However, my question, is how log4j behaves when it's reloaded because of
tomcat auto-reload
option.
Should it be just like reloading again from the same file ?
In that case the previous and the new configur
Hello Darren,
This is from the log4j book (soon to be published). I hope it helps:
Reloading of a configuration file or reconfiguration of log4j from a
different configuration file is allowed and is also thread safe. The
crucial point to remember is that invoking any of the log4j
configurators d
Hello all. I'm a new log4j user and ran into a problem setting up my
configuration from multiple (two) files. I was wondering if anyone had
any thoughts/suggestions.
What I'd like to do is set "default" configuration from one file (preferably
referred to by -Dlog4j.configuration), and then read
Hi log4j experts,
Im a new on log4j technology. So please help me with a problem.
Im trying to read multiple configuration files for logging events in
mulitiple LOG files. However Im not able to do so...
Please respond asap.
Regards,
Manoj Rathod
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Andrew Sealy-Bell wrote:
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> I have just started using Log4J very recently and it looks great. I have
> just two question, iIs it recommended using just one configuration file per
> logging class? also, how would I switch-off say cat.debug via XJML.
>
Hi Andrew,
Presently, log4j property con
I have just started using Log4J very recently and it looks great. I have
just two question, iIs it recommended using just one configuration file per
logging class? also, how would I switch-off say cat.debug via XJML.
Andrew Sealy-Bell.
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