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Subject: RE: Rollover for each day ? Is this possible ??
At 12:24 19/1/01 +0100, Ceki Gulcu wrote:
>1) The new appender should have flexible way of expressing the rollover
>frequency, perhaps in the same forma
At 12:24 19/1/01 +0100, Ceki Gulcu wrote:
>1) The new appender should have flexible way of expressing the rollover
>frequency, perhaps in the same format as in the Unix crontabs file which I
>belive is also a Posix standard. I am not aware of any library that
>supports this. JDring (http://web
Anders Kristensen wrote:
> [snip]
> Also, I think that when using rolling log files one would usually like
> to roll over on boundaries and not just with a certain periodicity [if
> that's even a word]. For example, one might want to roll over daily at
> midnight, rather than just daily at the ti
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Subject: Re: Rollover for each day ? Is this possible ??
A couple of comments. JDK 1.3 comes with
A couple of comments. JDK 1.3 comes with timer classes in
java.util.Timer and TimerTask. They don't have the functionality of cron
but that could be built on top if necessary. Using the timer
infrastructure of java.util has the advantage that fewer threads will be
created overall in a system, and
Jim,
Ooops! I got a DateRollingAppender from you too? Eirik Lygre has also sent
me one. Roberto Leong has too. Their contributions are attached.
Jim, can you please repost your contribution on this list? I seem to have
lost it. Sorry, I haven't been handling this item particularly well.
What
