I would like to be able to set up my clustered JBoss5 instances to write log4j messages to a database. I am trying to use a DBAppender (rather than a JDBCAppender, for the reasons given in this questi
I am using log4j to do my logging. I lately added a library (Connection pooling lib called DBPool) and it is producing a lot of output to my log file. The log file reaches its max file size in less t
Here is my current log4j settings file. Are these settings ideal for production use or is there something I should remove/tweak or change? I ask because I was getting all my threads being hung due to
In my application I am using log4j and have a my_system.log where all the messages should be thrown.Problem I have is that when an error happens it is also showing up in server.log (I don\'t want this
In our grails application we\'re logging a lot, but need a mechanism to associate all of those messages with the request/response being processed.It has proven easy enough to generate a request UUID,
I want to use log4j in my web application. I would like to configure log4j in such a way that when the file reaches a certain size, w开发者_JS百科e start writing a new log files, making it easier to o
Hye Everybody I faced a problem when deploying solr on jboss. I wanted to log the messagesfor solr on jboss into a separate file like solr.log instead of appearing in console or server.log. So I trie
I am new to Java World. We have a Java application where it gives a specific type of exception. Is there any way, we can have log4j to react to specific way. Having own appender for something like M
I cannot get the settings in my log4j.properties file to take effect. I\'ve already followed the advice in the following forum discussion:
I am sending messages to Syslog using two Apache SyslogAppenders in Java. My ConversionPatterns are: Instance-${jboss.server.name}: %d %-5p [%c] (%t) %m%n
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