I have a simple log4j.property file and a simple program that use log4j. But when I run my jar I see only this
If I have a JDBCAppender configured to throw log messages to MySQL and, while my system is up I restart the 开发者_高级运维database is it reconnect to DB?I have had this use case occur over this past
In my project I\'ve got a top-level abstract class FrameProducer. I added a slf4j logger at this level, so that every inheriting class already has it. Here the code:
I like to use log4j smtp appender and i doubt is it effect to my application memory when it\'s tries to send too many emails.And where errors located (memory or other) befo开发者_JS百科re send?
I need to use log4j in my application, but I don\'t know how I can get properties loaded. Deafult properties files says that I should put log4j.properties to /WEB-INF/classes/ folder, but in eclipse I
Right now i use log4j in its plain vanilla/out-of-the-box form. I\'ve a log4j.properties file in the class path and various logger messages littered across the web application. Now i\'m interested in
I have a web service Jax-RS running in Weblogic. I have a need to logg the calls made to the service.
Right now we have an appender similar to... <appender name=\"email\" class=\"org.apache.log4j.net.SMTPAppender\">
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I\'m deploying 2 ears in Weblogic 10, A and B. In both of them I have a \"log4j.properties\" file. At the startup, when the first ear is loading, the logs are to the right file \"A.log\", but when the
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