Howdy,
You need to read the log4j documentation: that framework is far from
basic, very complete, and meets all your requirements.
Log4j supports modifying properties at runtime. You can write your own
code following instructions to do this, or you can use the log4j
sandbox's configuration
hi yoav,
I've been showing up here some months ago, and now you're still on your
job answering the many answers here. I'm impressed...
I'll take a look into the Log4J.MDC - don't you think it would make sense
to provide guidelines on how to log debugmessages and exceptions in
servlet/jsp-apps
Howdy,
I'll take a look into the Log4J.MDC - don't you think it would make
sense
to provide guidelines on how to log debugmessages and exceptions in
servlet/jsp-apps (like the App Dev. Guide of Craig)? or is there
already
something at the log4j site you know of?
There isn't something explicit:
