Hi
Thanks for reply.
Actually i am using client side application here. So my requirment to
store all client side logs. So i can not do any thing with JBoss. Is there
not any way that i can store my client side logs to a log file? By using any
option in eclipse.
Thanks
Divya Garg
You'll need to configure Jboss to send system out someplace else; the use of a
ConsoleAppender does not mean that log4j automatically or magically redirects
any calls to System.out to someplace else.
When you say "i am setting the Rolling appender as the root appender then its
child appender(
Hi all
Here i am executing a simple programme of log4j.
Here is programme-
import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.apache.log4j.xml.DOMConfigurator;
public class first {
public static void main(String args[])
{
Logger logger=Logger.getLogger("first");
DOMConfigurat
Hello,
I am deploying a web application to WebSphere (6.0.2.x), using log4j
1.2.13. Most of my loggers (in log4j.properties) are set to INFO, and I
have a web "dashboard" for modifying log levels using:
Logger.getLogger("...").setLevel(Level.toLevel("..."))
I also update console appender threshol
On Friday 17 April 2009 17:49:35 Scott Deboy's cat walking on the keyboard
wrote:
> When customizing logging configurations for signed Web Start apps, I
> usually have a default logging configuration in the jar, but check the file
> system in $userhome/.applicationdir for a logging configuration f
