Hi Shai,
I hope Chainsaw v2 is working well for you. Let us know if you have any
suggestions or comments.
- Receiver configurations defined inside Chainsaw cannot be saved.
This feature is not yet in-progress.
- Chainsaw provides a number of features to support high-volume logging:
- configure logging thresholds on a per-receiver basis (in receiver panel)
- control the frequency in which events are processed by the UI
- use a cyclic buffer and specify the size of the buffer
(the last two features are available in the app preferences panel)
- There is a context menu available on the tabs themselves which provides
hide/show tab capabilities, but a bug relating to jdk1.4, jtabbedpane and scroll
layout with mouse listeners made it almost impossible to access the context
menu. I've just committed a change that removes scroll layout support, so this
issue should be resolved (build from CVS or wait until we push a new set of
signed jars).
If you would like to enhance Chainsaw's functionality, we'll gladly accept
patches.
Thanks,
Scott
-----Original Message-----
From: Shai Simchi [mailto:Shai...@invoke.com]
Sent: Thu 6/3/2004 5:35 AM
To: log4...@logging.apache.org
Cc:
Subject: some questions regarding chainsaw
Hi !
we are testing chainsaw as a solution for our real time log monitoring
environment.
i have been playing with the application for a few days and i have a few
questions:
1) after configuring a reciever - is there a way to save the configuration
so that i will have it ready the next time i open chainsaw ?
2) was chainsaw tested under heavy load of logging events ?
3) once i have defined a new tab (either by configuring a reciever or by
creating a custom expression logpanel) how can i remove the tab ? close it ?
thanks a lot,
Shai Simchi
Invoke Solutions Ltd.
+972-3-5756828 (ext. 206)
+972-66-227746 (mobile)
+972-3-5756829 (Fax)
mailto:sha...@invoke.com
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