Logkit

[Patteet Marc <ma...@staff.telenet.be>]

Hi,

I just want to submit a small "bug" in the Logkit application.
If you make an Array LogTargets[] of, for example two, elements and you only
assign one LogTarget then the Logger methods(debug, info, ...) return a
NullPointer Exception although the logging is executed well.
So perhaps the Logger class should perform a check for this.

Also maybe a suggestion for a next release: a database LogTarget ?

Hope this helped you, 

with kind regards,
Marc Patteet


 
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Re: Phoenix occasionally hangs on ctrl-c

[Greg Steuck <gr...@nest.cx>]

    >> Occasionally when i ctrl-c my phoenix application it does not
    >> exit properly.  It prints a message indicating that the JVM is
    >> exiting but it never returns to the command prompt. The only way
    >> to terminate the application is to kill my window. I am running
    >> Phoenix 4.0.2 on my W2K box.  Anyone else seen this problem?

Jim, did you try to press ctrl-break at this point? Normally it prints
stack traces, but I'm not sure if this feature works during shutdown. It
may help you trace the problem if it really is what Ulrich suggested.

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Re: Phoenix occasionally hangs on ctrl-c

[Ulrich Mayring <ul...@denic.de>]

Jim Alateras wrote:
> Occasionally when i ctrl-c my phoenix application it does not exit properly.
> It prints a message indicating that the JVM is exiting but it never returns
> to the command prompt. The only way to terminate the application is to kill
> my window. I am running Phoenix 4.0.2 on my W2K box.
> 
> Anyone else seen this problem?

Yes, this can happen, when one of your components doesn't release its 
resources. For example, maybe you have a block with a dispose() method 
and Phoenix hangs there. Or maybe you have some connection open and 
Phoenix/the JVM can't close it.

Ulrich




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Phoenix occasionally hangs on ctrl-c

[Jim Alateras <ji...@intalio.com>]

Occasionally when i ctrl-c my phoenix application it does not exit properly.
It prints a message indicating that the JVM is exiting but it never returns
to the command prompt. The only way to terminate the application is to kill
my window. I am running Phoenix 4.0.2 on my W2K box.

Anyone else seen this problem?

cheers
</jima>


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RE: JDBC Connection Pool for Phoenix

[Berin Loritsch <bl...@citi-us.com>]

Yep.  Excalibur has the DataSourceComponent package, and
Cornerstone uses it in its own DataSourceSelector.  The
Cornerstone version merely wraps the DataSourceComponent
so that you can have more than one datasource in your
project.

> From: Jim Alateras [mailto:jima@intalio.com]
> 
> Folks,
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> Is there a JDBC Connection Pool that can be run as a block in Phoenix?
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> cheers
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JDBC Connection Pool for Phoenix

[Jim Alateras <ji...@intalio.com>]

Folks,

Is there a JDBC Connection Pool that can be run as a block in Phoenix?

cheers
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Re: Logkit

[Peter Donald <pe...@realityforge.org>]

On Mon, 9 Dec 2002 19:54, Patteet Marc wrote:
> I just want to submit a small "bug" in the Logkit application.
> If you make an Array LogTargets[] of, for example two, elements and you
> only assign one LogTarget then the Logger methods(debug, info, ...) return
> a NullPointer Exception although the logging is executed well.
> So perhaps the Logger class should perform a check for this.

sounds good to me!

> Also maybe a suggestion for a next release: a database LogTarget ?

There is two already - one for normalized tables and one for denormalized 
tables. Have a look at

org.apache.log.output.db.DefaultJDBCTarget
org.apache.log.output.db.NormalizedJDBCTarget

for an example of their setup have a look at 

src/test/org/apache/log/output/test/DBTargetTestCase.java

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