3 messages in org.apache.logging.log4j-userRE: Chainsaw v2 tab names
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Scott HeaberlinJun 24, 2004 7:29 am 
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Subject:RE: Chainsaw v2 tab namesActions...
From:Scott Deboy (sde@comotivsystems.com)
Date:Jun 24, 2004 7:39:55 am
List:org.apache.logging.log4j-user

Hi Scott,

Glad to hear you like it -

MDC and the PROP keyword were consolidated

If you change the tab identifier to PROP.server.name, it should work.

Let us know if this doesn't work or if you have other questions.

Scott

-----Original Message----- From: Scott Heaberlin [mailto:heab@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2004 7:30 AM To: log4@logging.apache.org Subject: Chainsaw v2 tab names

It has been a while since I've built chainsaw v2 from cvs...

I updated and built it again today, only to notice that my tab names now display the literal string I specified in the "Application-wide Preferences" dialog for "Tab identifier."

Previously, I used:

MDC.server.name

to name tabs based on an MDC value we place in all our logging events. This allowed me previously to have multiple servers sending logging events to the same socket receiver. This worked wonderfully as a workaround for what I believed to be an issue with whatever property 1.2.8's SocketAppender was setting in outbound LoggingEvents, as somewhere along the line of building chainsaw2 from cvs all my remote logging started showing up on the same tab. We already had the MDC "server.name" in place, so the "Tab identifier" feature was extremely handy.

Now, I have a tab literally named "MDC.server.name" instead of tabs named "serverA", "serverB", "serverC", etc.

Any help would be appreciated. Chainsaw rules, by the way. I am reading up now about the log tailing plugin... it sounds awesome, especially for environments like mine where developers are given read-only access to production logs.

Keep up the good work!