logging

问题 I would like to know if it's possible to use my own logback configuration on Cloubees, I have a default.logback.xml file that works perfectly fine in local, but once I deploy to Cloudbees its being ignored. 回答1: Logging in CloudBees is via stdout and stderror - these are piped via syslog-ng to various systems (not all of which are file based) - so you can configure logging things as you want - but if you want your logs managed - it is best to ensure that things end up in stdout and stderr. 来源

问题 I am seeing a problem with an Applet on Windows, running Java 9, when I am trying to create a log file C:\Users\cardal\ApplicationLog.html. The code works fine on Java 8. The code does LogManager.readConfiguration () and LogManager.getLogger(). Then Logger.getHandlers() hits an exception. It looks like the first slash is getting removed by mistake: Can't load log handler "java.util.logging.FileHandler" java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: C:Users\cardal\ApplicationLog.html.lck java.nio.file

问题 I am seeing a problem with an Applet on Windows, running Java 9, when I am trying to create a log file C:\Users\cardal\ApplicationLog.html. The code works fine on Java 8. The code does LogManager.readConfiguration () and LogManager.getLogger(). Then Logger.getHandlers() hits an exception. It looks like the first slash is getting removed by mistake: Can't load log handler "java.util.logging.FileHandler" java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: C:Users\cardal\ApplicationLog.html.lck java.nio.file

问题 In order to write log messages of "myapp" into /var/log/local5.log , I use SysLogHandler. problem "myapp" runs well, no error, but nothing gets logged, /var/log/local5.log remains empty. logging configuration Relevant parts of the logging configuration file: handlers: mainHandler: class: logging.handlers.SysLogHandler level: INFO formatter: defaultFormatter address: '/dev/log' facility: 'local5' loggers: __main__: level: INFO handlers: [mainHandler] logging test Here is how I try to write a

问题 I have a strange problem with Logstash. I am providing a log file as input to logstash. The configuration is as follows: input { file { type => "apache-access" path => ["C:\Users\spanguluri\Downloads\logstash\bin\test.log"] } } output { elasticsearch { protocol => "http" host => "10.35.143.93" port => "9200" index => "latestindex" } } I am running elasticsearch server already and verifying if the data is being received with curl queries. The problem is, no data is being received when the

问题 Modern API for Logging is easy configurable in Terminal. However, Xcode seems to output all levels including INFO and DEBUG which is very annoying. Because most of the time you want to see only os_log_error and NSLog aka “something went wrong” and “this is important”. So is there any way to display only particular levels in Xcode Console? os_log_info(OS_LOG_DEFAULT, "Info"); os_log_debug(OS_LOG_DEFAULT, "Debug"); os_log_error(OS_LOG_DEFAULT, "Error"); os_log_fault(OS_LOG_DEFAULT, "Fault"); os

问题 I looked up all messages but did not find a clear answer for that question. How can I configure logging to log CXF inbound and outbound restful messages ? I have the following setup. File org.apache.cxf.Logger with org.apache.cxf.common.logging.Log4jLogger applicationContext.xml has the following (it sounds silly, but it is the only place for interceptors I could get messages output) <bean id="abstractLoggingInterceptor" abstract="true"> <property name="prettyLogging" value="true"/> </bean>

问题 I want to log the IP address of the client who is calling my WS. How can I do that on JBoss? EDIT: I would like to use log4J configuration on JBOSS if possible. 回答1: Append the following to your conversion pattern parameter in log4j configuration xml. %X{RemoteAddress} And in your code you can log the ip address as follows: MDC.put("RemoteAddress", request.getRemoteAddr()) 回答2: Read this, in case you are provind functionality via EJB3. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3346365/how-to

问题 I want to log the IP address of the client who is calling my WS. How can I do that on JBoss? EDIT: I would like to use log4J configuration on JBOSS if possible. 回答1: Append the following to your conversion pattern parameter in log4j configuration xml. %X{RemoteAddress} And in your code you can log the ip address as follows: MDC.put("RemoteAddress", request.getRemoteAddr()) 回答2: Read this, in case you are provind functionality via EJB3. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3346365/how-to

问题 We have started using a third party platform (GigaSpaces) that helps us with distributed computing. One of the major problems we are trying to solve now is how to manage our log files in this distributed environment. We have the following setup currently. Our platform is distributed over 8 machines. On each machine we have 12-15 processes that log to separate log files using java.util.logging. On top of this platform we have our own applications that use log4j and log to separate files. We