Christopher Schultz wrote:
Since you have written your own appender, maybe you could change it to
fail gracefully (say, log messages to the console) when the JNDI
DataSource is not available, retain a copy of a certain number of log
messages (say, 100), and then write them all to the DataSource once it
becomes available.
Well, I know root of the problem now. So workaround implementation is
not a problem.
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Mikolaj Rydzewski <m...@ceti.pl>
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