• Kris (4/4) Jun 04 2004 Does anyone know the exact format produced by a Log4J XMLAppender? I'm
• jim regens.com (3/7) Feb 10 2005 try here:
• Kris (11/22) Feb 10 2005 Hey; Thanks man!

"Kris" <someidiot earthlink.dot.dot.dot.net> writes:

Does anyone know the exact format produced by a Log4J XMLAppender? I'm
having some trouble getting Chainsaw to accept remote logging messages from
Mango ...

- Kris

jim regens.com writes:

In article <c9q6ld$10gd$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Kris says...
Does anyone know the exact format produced by a Log4J XMLAppender? I'm
having some trouble getting Chainsaw to accept remote logging messages from
Mango ...

- Kris

try here:
http://www.orbeon.com/ois/doc/log4j.dtd.html

Kris <Kris_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <cug1lb$2dcn$1 digitaldaemon.com>, jim regens.com says...
In article <c9q6ld$10gd$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Kris says...
Does anyone know the exact format produced by a Log4J XMLAppender? I'm
having some trouble getting Chainsaw to accept remote logging messages from
Mango ...

- Kris

try here:
http://www.orbeon.com/ois/doc/log4j.dtd.html

Hey; Thanks man! 

Boy - that was one o-l-d post. You may be happy to hear mango.log has supported
Chainsaw since the day after that request. Turned out to be a Chainsaw
configuration issue I was running into.

For those who don't know; Chainsaw is a fairly spiffy application for monitoring
the log-output of remote applications. Mango.log augments this with an
HTTP-based console, which allows one to dynamically control the log-settings of
a remote, running, application (courtesy of Scott). The resultant combination is
really quite powerful.

- Kris