Question about appender

["Seshachala, Sudhendra B" <su...@hp.com>]

We have an windows GUI tool hosted in IIS.
The users basically use the JNLP to download the tool and use the tool.
We do log the meesages to a file.
Now, if I switch the file appender to console, then I don't see if the
console popping up or any console messages.
Are there any alternative appenders we need to use for this purpose..

During debugging, When I use eclipse to debug, I do see these messages
in Eclipse console window..

Pls. let me know.. Of any solution..
Thanks

Sudhendra (Sudhi) Seshachala
Office  : 281-514-0918
Cell    : 408-203-9960 
Mail to: sudhendra.b.seshachala@hp.com

Re: Question about appender

[Curt Arnold <ca...@houston.rr.com>]

I'm not sure if I understand the situation, but it might be a case 
where you would want to use the OutputDebugStringAppender (which calls 
the Win32 method of the same name).  The messages sent to this appender 
will be viewed by any attached debugger.  DebugView 
(http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/debugview.shtml) is a free 
(as in beer, not speech) utility for watching all calls to 
OutputDebugString on a system and I believes supports remote 
monitoring.


On Feb 3, 2005, at 3:18 PM, Seshachala, Sudhendra B wrote:

> We have an windows GUI tool hosted in IIS.
> The users basically use the JNLP to download the tool and use the tool.
> We do log the meesages to a file.
> Now, if I switch the file appender to console, then I don't see if the
> console popping up or any console messages.
> Are there any alternative appenders we need to use for this purpose..
>
> During debugging, When I use eclipse to debug, I do see these messages
> in Eclipse console window..
>
> Pls. let me know.. Of any solution..
> Thanks
>
> Sudhendra (Sudhi) Seshachala
> Office  : 281-514-0918
> Cell    : 408-203-9960
> Mail to: sudhendra.b.seshachala@hp.com
>


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