Am 15.05.2012 19:34, schrieb Michael Sole:
We are using log4php quite extensively in our application. We began by
using the XML config file but found that too much of a hassle as we
end up with lots of them. The array method of configuring loggers
seems much more efficient but I am having dif
Again, my apologies, I had the include in a file and forgot. It is, in fact,
not autoloading.
As for the path, I installed it using pear install Apapche_log4php.
It puts it into this location:
include '/usr/share/php/log4php/Logger.php';
And again, sorry for the confusion.
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Christian,
Miraculously it started working. I think I had to kill off all the php fcgi
processes. I did restart apache but I guess a few processes needed to die.
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Christian Grobmeier [mailto:grobme...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 2:17 PM
To: Log4P
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 8:11 PM, Michael Sole wrote:
> Christian,
>
> As I mentioned before I switched from using the log4php as a subfolder to
> having it be a pear extension but I am getting a class not found unless I
> purposefully include that path in my script. Should it load automatically?
Christian,
As I mentioned before I switched from using the log4php as a subfolder to
having it be a pear extension but I am getting a class not found unless I
purposefully include that path in my script. Should it load automatically?
Mike
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From: Christian Grobmeier [m
Thanks, I didn't see that first example. It appears to be helpful. I tried to
xml converter and found 2 problems, 1 it didn't work with the auto loader (I
installed as a pear plugin) and 2 it didn't appear to get all the settings from
the XML. Here is the output from the XML below:
Array
(
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 7:34 PM, Michael Sole wrote:
> We are using log4php quite extensively in our application. We began by using
> the XML config file but found that too much of a hassle as we end up with
> lots of them. The array method of configuring loggers seems much more
> efficient but I
We are using log4php quite extensively in our application. We began by using
the XML config file but found that too much of a hassle as we end up with lots
of them. The array method of configuring loggers seems much more efficient but
I am having difficulty converting our xml file to the array.
