Hello Ceki,
Thanks for being so forthcoming about this. I realize that there may be
a certain overhead with this, but hopefully the benefits of this later
rendering will outweigh its overhead penelty. If the overhead is
significant, you may consider if you wish to support both the dynamic
and st
Hello James,
1.3 is still alpha. A more elaborate migration guide will be written as 1.3
matures.
At 09:11 PM 12/17/2004, you wrote:
I saw a guide on how to change code to support 1.3 but what about how to
change config? i.e. If you are using DailyRollingFileAppender then use
...
James Stauffer
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Amir,
Are A.txt and B.txt the configuration files or the files where logging
output goes?
At 06:13 AM 12/17/2004, Ran//-\\mir wrote:
Apologies are mine if this issue is discussed already.
I have two different applications i-e two separate jar files
(ApplicationA.jar and ApplicationB.jar).
Both u
At 05:20 PM 12/18/2004 +0100, you wrote:
>
>Amir,
>
>Are A.txt and B.txt the configuration files or the files where logging
>output goes?
>
I'm pretty sure he means that the .txt files are his log files and since he
has two separate configurations, he expects appA's output to go to one file
(as i
Hi,
I am trying to get Chainsaw v2 up and running; instead, it just sits
there
I do not know if I have something misconfigured or missing. What I did was
start Chainsaw, read in the config file that defines a DBReceiver, and it gets
created etc. Then I expected for the DBReceiver to fetch
A couple of things:
Are you running Chainsaw through webStart?
Your db driver jar must be in the classpath - jre/lib/ext if using WebStart.
The JavaDoc describe some restrictions that are in place to use
CustomSQLDBReceiver:
- You must have an identity column and specify that field as the IDFi
At 02:50 PM 12/18/2004, Scott Deboy wrote:
A couple of things:
Are you running Chainsaw through webStart?
no
Your db driver jar must be in the classpath - jre/lib/ext if using WebStart.
I added it to the batch file that runs chainsaw, but jre/lib/ext may work
better...
The JavaDoc describe some r
At 02:50 PM 12/18/2004, Scott Deboy wrote:
A couple of things:
Are you running Chainsaw through webStart?
Your db driver jar must be in the classpath - jre/lib/ext if using WebStart.
The JavaDoc describe some restrictions that are in place to use
CustomSQLDBReceiver:
- You must have an identity c
For those interested in using this receiver, a clarification:
application and hostname aren't params in the receiver config - they are event
properties (see the JavaDoc for an explanation of how to specify them in the
SQL).
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