On Fri, 28 Dec 2001 02:26, Holger Faltinsky/Denic wrote: > Hi, > > one question regarding the server.xml (now the environment.xml): > [..] > <logs> > <category name="" target="default" priority="DEBUG" /> > <category name="try" target="try-target" priority="DEBUG" /> > > <log-target name="default" location="/logs/socket.log" /> > <log-target name="try-target" location="/logs/try.log" /> > </logs> > [..] > How is it possible to get access to the /logs/try.log-File? > If a Blockclass extends AbstractLoggable, "getLogger" is enough to get > access to the "default"-target. That works fine with the other blocks.
A couple of things. You should be using AbstractLogEnabled (AbstractLoggable is deprecated). Every Block (that implements LogEnabled) gets a logger with a name equal to Blocks name. SO if the blocks name is "foo" then it will get a logger with category "foo". The categorys are hierarchial so if you have a block named "foo" but don't declare a category named "foo" then it will inherit settings from "" category. See the LogKit docs/website for more on this. Now the categorys in the above environment.xml file corespond to the categorys assigned to blocks. So if you wanted to write to the "try-target" target then you would create a category with same name as block and set the target appropriately. WARNING: Last phoenix release had a bug in it that made prefixed named of category with application name. Latest CVS has this fixed. However if you are working using last release and your application archive is blah.sar then you will need to prefix all your categorys with "blah." Does this help? -- Cheers, Pete *------------------------------------------------------* | "Common sense is the collection of prejudices | | acquired by age 18. " -Albert Einstein | *------------------------------------------------------* -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
