Hi,
recently I needed an Appender to log messages to a database.
On http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/download.html I found the
third-party extension from Thomas Fenner.
http://support.klopotek.de/log4j/jdbc/default.htm
Unfortunately, this version did not work with the current Log4j
Greetings,
I would like to configure log4j to log information to a specific file.
Until now, after I created and deployed the log4j.properties inside
WEB-INF/classes/, I only managed to stop the boring message:
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger
At 21:04 12.12.2002 -0600, Jacob Kjome wrote:
MW I would also like to say that I have proposed that we include
servlet/web
MW application support in v1.3 of log4j. This would include an init
servlet,
MW context listeners, configuration via a servlet, etc. Jacob has
proposed to
MW include
How can I define an own appender for each category so that classes from a
certain package write their log messages to their own files?
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Howdy,
I will attempt to answer some of your questions, but my answers are skewed by personal
experience of course ;)
* The app server will handle log buffering so that log
messages are only written to disk every X seconds, where
X is a configurable log-flush-interval value.
This is not
Howdy,
If we think it is a good, useful example of a repository selector, and
to
be useful it needs to live at the same location as the log4j jar, why
should we not include it in the official distribution? When does it
become core, in
your opinion? In my mind, it may be possible that the log4j
Hi Mark,
I have tried using a servlet context listener in Tomcat and it behaves
just as Yoav says it does. The contextInitialized() gets called
first and then an initialization servlet which I have set to
load-on-startup1/load-on-startup gets run. So, at
least Tomcat works this way. I wonder if
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Duly noted. thanks for the clarification!
Jake
At 10:32 AM 12/13/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Howdy,
Yoav, any comments about that?
You must not have gotten my reply before posting yours ;) Or the other
way around: our mail server has been having difficulties ;)
I agree with you SRV 2.3 is not
Yep,
There is no harm in using Log4j within WEB-INF/lib even if Log4j exists in
a parent classloader. It doesn't affect any other apps the the current app
is free to use whatever version of the jars they want. In the context of
using a repository selector, putting log4j.jar in the
Thanks for the response Shapira.
My comments on your comments are below.
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
* The app server will handle log buffering so that log
messages are only written to disk every X seconds, where
X is a configurable log-flush-interval value.
This is not required by the servlet
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