Hello, You can use for example this Log4j Pattern: %d{MMM dd HH:mm:ss}: $%p|%t|%L|%c|%m But here are a few questions about this log format: Is it normal that a "$" is just before the log level "DEBUG"? What do "353", "9999", and "Object" refer to? In my Log4j pattern example, I used "Thread" (%t), "...

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Yes, I think you can definitely remove jdkgcj. From what I read in the links you give, it seems that jdkgcj is installed by default on RedHat because Sun's Java Virtual Machine is not open-source according to RedHat (moreover, I think now it's not the case anymore)

Xavier

Hello, Here are a few ideas: * It seems you use an old version of Java : v1.4.2 (text "java.version=1.4.2" in your file "logmx.log.txt", and the class "java.lang.StringBuilder" which caused your "java.lang.ClassNotFoundException" didn't exist in Java 1.4.2 but appeared in Java v1.5). LogMX needs Jav...

Hello, Thank you for your interest in LogMX. Here is how to install and run LogMX on Linux: unzip LogMX_v1.2.6.zip cd LogMX_v1.2.6 chmod +x logmx.sh ./logmx.sh If you get the message "./logmx.sh: line 22: java: command not found" for command "./logmx.sh", it means you don't have Java properly instal...

Hello Klaus, Thanks for these features requests! OK for feature 1), the next release will allow you to do that. Unfortunately, for 2), we can't change the cells text justification due to Java Swing limitations (works with single-line text fields but not for multiple-lines text areas). Another idea a...

Hello Klaus, Sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you for purchasing LogMX, I can reassure you, you will get more with this version :D (see http://www.logmx.com/p_download.php) our company's policy is of course to match users need the best we can. Producing two different obfuscations for eval and pro ...

[ this post refers to post http://www.logmx.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58 ] Hello The solution is to use the obfuscated class "aH" to set the "%x" Log4j Tag settings like you can do with a Log4j parser you would create using LogMX GUI (switch on the flag "Include in Message" for this "%x" tag): impo...

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Feel free to use this forum if you have any question or problem while implementing your parser or using LogMX.

Xavier

Hello, You're right, it would be a good idea and very useful in your case. But we don't provide such API to avoid other developpers using it to write his/her own log viewer... :? Using LogMX v1.2.6 free evaluation version (and only this version due to JAR obfuscation), you can still create a Java Cl...

Hello, Many log formats use several lines for a single log entry, and LogMX handles these multi-lines formats. Could you tell me what do you mean by "logmx only shows the first line": if you mean that LogMX parses all entry lines but only the first line of entry Message is displayed, due to cells he...

In fact, LogMX stores a pasword for a {host + user + protocol}, not only for a file. For example, if you already opened a SFTP file "/mylogs/log.txt" as "john" on server "myhost", you won't have to retype your password for any file or folder on this SFTP server (ex: no password for "john" to open "/...

Hello, Could you please give me the URL you try to connect to (text bar displayed at the top of LogMX main window). In the meantime, try using SFTP instead of SCP (most SCP servers provide SCP and SFTP protocols). To use SFTP with LogMX, do exactly the same as for SCP, but simple replace "SCP" by "S...

Hello, LogMX doesn't prompt to save password when quiting but when opening a remote file (checkbox "Remember this password"): http://www.logmx.com/pics/sshot_for_forum_1.png If you don't want to open a file to save a password, you can go to menu "Tools" > "Options" > "Network" > green "+" button, an...

how will developers copy the file logmx.properties : is it that i have to send them the file and they will save in their folder and then they can view the logs. Yes, this is what I meant. You will have to send them this file, and each developer will have to: exit LogMX, copy this file in LogMX "con...

Hello, LogMX is able to open remote logs (on any remote server) using protocols SCP, SFTP, and HTTP (use menu "File" > "Open" > and select the protocol at the top of the dialog). Of course, the server from which you want to read logs must run a SCP, SFTP, or HTTP server. If you only want to give the...