Well, I'd start with writing a LoggerMBean and/or AppenderMBean that
exposes the threshold property. Then you'd write a Logger and/or
Appender implementation that implements this MBean and wraps the
default log4j logger/appender. (hint: use composition rather than
extending a concrete log4j class.) Lastly, use those custom loggers
in you log4j config file.
Other than that, I can't offer much. I never wrote an mx4j dashboard,
but since it's just xml, I can't imagine it'd be too tough.
-James
On 5/30/05, Barry Kaplan <gr...@me...> wrote:
> James Rosen wrote:
> > No, I never got around to it. I have some ideas if you're interested
> > in writing one. The main problem I came across is the huge volume of
> > log statements that are then sent as jmx events.
>=20
> I don't want to send the actual log messages. I just want to be able to c=
hange the log-levels of Logger instances.
>=20
> More generally though, I want to be able to create a task-based dashboard=
for my system. I was hoping to do some quick and easy stuff using the dash=
board-xml as my swing skills are a distant memory.
>=20
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> barry kaplan
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