Here's an example configuration you could use with Chainsaw V2 that will
receive events generated by a SocketAppender, and if a received event has a
level of WARN or greater, a sound is played.
Notice how the SoundAppender uses a chain of filters - an ExpressionFilter that
accepts a match, foll
Create your own appender and add it to the config. Any event received
by UDPReceiver will also be processed by your appender (in the doPost
method).
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The column information (order and size) is persisted in the {tab
name}.column file in the {user.dir}/.chainsaw directory - see
LogPanel.loadColumnSettings
I'd like to change this code - it's a pain to have it as a persisted
java object, and it's a pain to not be able to hide the dynamic columns
(c
Hi,
I am using log4j-1.2.8. Some background information: I have 3 web
applications (.war) running under the same tomcat instance. All 3 of these
web applications write to the same log file.
After midnight, a new log file is created, however, something strange happens.
One of the web
Yes
1. Use LogFilePatternReceiver - see Chainsaw's Welcome page for an
example receiver configuration. Each LogFilePatternReceiver config
processes a single file, so configure one specifying the URL to
mylog.log
2. No - the receiver can't recognize when the file has rolled - but
assuming the curr
Any have success using the RollingFileAppender with chainsaw?
1. How to create a "receiver" for such an thing? What is the appropriate
receiver to be created in chainsaw to handle a rollingFileAppender?
2. Will Chainsaw be able to appropriately switch the to latest log file after a
rollover has
Scott Deboy comotivsystems.com> writes:
>
> Added SoundAppender to CVS HEAD - should be available in next 1.3 alpha
release.
>
> See http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/logging-
log4j/src/java/org/apache/log4j/varia/SoundAppender.java?rev=1.1&view=markup
>
> You'll need to add a filter to this
