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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2004-07-08 14:40:46
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Richard, I think I just answered your feature request on this subject as well. It is possible to use log4j inside of the JVM to redirect all of your application's output to whatever target you wish. The Wrapper implements its own logging system. While it is possible to use it to log all console output from the JVM, it is really meant to be used for logging of the Wrapper application. It is not possible to redirect this output to another logging system because much of the output is generated outside of the JVM. Piping the output back into the JVM would not work because the JVM is not always running when output needs to be logged. Cheers, Leif Michaud, Richard1 wrote: > Does anyone know the facility wrapper uses for its logging?. I have a > service (under Windows 2000) running that outputs its logs using > log4j. It uses the console appender so that the logs get added to the > wrapper log. This works well, but I’d like to see if its feasible to > get the logs output in XML format for review by the the log4j Chainsaw > tool. > |