It seems like due to the threading issue logger.warn (thats what I tested) doesn't generate any output? my code is similar to this: def deliver(args) logger.info "delivery start" thread_pool.defer(:deliver_deferred, args) logger.info "delivery end" end def deliver_deferred(args) logger.warn "whatsoever" end Any idea? ...
We build using MSBuild2005 with a self-written Logger class that keeps track of which projects are currently building and assigns the incoming errors/warnings to the projects. This was a kind of tricky because MSBuild also calls ProjectStarted/FinishedEventArgs when it "somehow" accesses referenced projects. But I got it working. Now we...
Hi All, I would like to know if there are any logger libraries for C , that can do circular file logging? I am currently looking at log4C, But cant find enough docs on it that can say it will do circular logging. if anyone has done this. kindly let me know. Thanks ...
What are the C logging API's out there? Some of them I found are log4c pantheios lwl Is anyone aware of other loggers. Thanks. ...
I'm looking for logging framework for C++ project. My best shoot was log4cxx, but it seems that it's abandoned project, with development stopped ~4 years ago, with only one update in last 4-5 years. Anything better that log4cxx? (log4c & log4cpp are also totally out-of-date)... ...
I am want to filter out messages that contain specified string. I used log4net.Filter.StringMatchFilter but that applies to appenders only. I'd like to filter that message on Logger level already. Something along these lines: <logger name="MyLogger.WebServices"> <level value="Debug" /> <filter type="log4net.Filter.StringMatchFilter">...
Netbeans thoughtfully sprinkles Logger.getLogger(this.getClass().getName()).log(Level. [...] statements into catch blocks. Now I would like to point them all to a file (and to console). Every logging tutorial and such only me tells how to get a specific logger to output into a file, but I assume there is a better way than fixing every a...
Hi, I read somewhere a utils to show the class + line nbr of the function who called a trace("foo") which is very handy once you start getting a lot of debug output. Any hints on where to find it ? it was open source, maybe shown at a flex event. trace("my debug"); > mydebug :34 bla.as3 .. Thanks, Greg ...
I'm trying to figure out how to use the java.util.logging features. All of the tutorials show how to log to a log file from the main class, but I cannot figure out how I can log to one file in various classes. I have a web service and a web service client and I'd like to be able to log errors on the web service while using the web serv...
I am trying to disable log rotation, for file handler using, FileHandler fh = new FileHandler ( "path" + "run.log", 1000000, 1, false); What i want is one log, created for each run i do not want rotation or backing up of the old file, but using this initialization i get run.log run.log.1 run.log.2 for each run. Also logger....
Hello there SO'ers, I got a quite simple problem but cant find a solution for it. I have a logger with a file handler added, but it still spams to hell out of my console. How could I get the logger to solely route all output to a file, with NO console outputs? Thanks a lot, cru ...
I have a rake task that calls functions like this: namespace :blah do task :hello_world => :environment do logger.info("Hello World") helloworld2 end end def helloworld2 logger.info("Hello Again, World") end I want the log output to a custom log, and I really don't want to have to pass a log reference every t...
I run a java program from a jar file in Linux Redhat 4.3 and use eclipse for creating the jar file from my project. If I create the jar file when running eclipse in linux everything is ok (normal logfile name and normal text format in the logfile). However, if I create the jar when running eclispe under WinXP (and send it to my linux s...
Hello, I'm trying to make a wrapper for Ogre (an open source 3D engine) 's standard logging class. I want it to have the same syntax as std::cerr, and also output to cerr when running on Linux. Here's what I have: #ifndef _LOGGER_H_ #define _LOGGER_H_ #ifndef _XSTRING_ #include <xstring> #endif #ifndef __LogManager_H__ #inclu...
Hey everybody, I'm currently struggling with two problems about the java.util.logging.Logger: 1) I'd like to have a (convenience-)method like the "info()/fine()" methods, only that those methods should not insert a line break after the output (functionality like System.out.print and println). I've already overridden the format() method ...
Tell me about loggers and logging! Point me in the right direction so I can learn more. Edit: Id like to know more about logging application events for debugging purposes. While the commented link to 'Logging Best Practices' is helpful, the information there is a bit over my head as it assumes previous knowledge about logging. ...
It appears that using ActiveRecord (which requires ActiveSupport) messes with the Logger class, resulting in difficulties. This can be seen with some example code: require 'rubygems' #require 'activerecord' require 'logger' log = Logger.new(STDERR) log.sev_threshold = Logger::INFO log.datetime_format = "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" log.debug "...
I want to find the fastest logger Ruby has to offer. My intuition tells me that syslog would win in this race. But my intuition seems to be wrong. Syslog turns out to be the slowest out of the three loggers I've tested. I'm using my MacBook Pro, OSX 10.6 (Snow Leopard), Intel Core2 Duo, 4GB of RAM and Ruby 1.8.7 built from MacPorts. ...
I've figured out how to silence the contents of an action by wrapping everything inside the action's method in a logger.silence block. However, I still get the call to the action showing up in the log file. I.E: Processing DashboardController#update (for 66.201.17.166 at 2009-09-09 19:03:27) [GET] Parameters: {"todos"=>{"user"=>"25"...
In Java, static final variables are constants and the convention is that they should be in upper-case. However, I have seen that most people declare loggers in lower-case which comes up as a violation in PMD. e.g: private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.class); Just search googleor SO for "static final logger" ...