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hyperscalper
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| Post subject: Simple Logger configuration on linux console standalone API |
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Posted: Sun 12 Jan, 2014, 22:13
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Linux server console standalone API, how do I configure log4j.properties to suppress these messages? I believe I should place log4j.properties in the default directory. Does my code need to call any Logger functions on startup at all? Thanks, HyperScalper 2014-01-12 21:07:42.991 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [EUR/JPY], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.12 20:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.12 21:00:00 000]
2014-01-12 21:07:42.991 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [EUR/JPY], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.12 21:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.12 22:00:00 000]
2014-01-12 21:07:43.030 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [GBP/JPY], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.12 21:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.12 22:00:00 000]
2014-01-12 21:07:43.076 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [EUR/JPY], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.12 21:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.12 22:00:00 000]
2014-01-12 21:07:43.122 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [GBP/JPY], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.12 20:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.12 21:00:00 000]
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| Post subject: Re: Simple Logger configuration on linux console standalone API |
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Posted: Tue 14 Jan, 2014, 08:15
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simply set com.dukascopy.charts.data.datacache.LocalCacheManager level to ERROR.
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hyperscalper
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| Post subject: Re: Simple Logger configuration on linux console standalone API |
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Posted: Wed 15 Jan, 2014, 04:31
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Do you have fully qualified class names for all of
the logger messages, for example:
CurvesJsonProtocolHandler
I assume the fully qualified class name needs to be used
to influence the logging level...
HyperScalper
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hyperscalper
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| Post subject: Re: Simple Logger configuration on linux console standalone API |
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Posted: Wed 15 Jan, 2014, 06:03
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So I put this in log4j.properties com.dukascopy.charts.data.datacache.LocalCacheManager=ERROR But I still get these messages: 2014-01-15 05:00:12.863 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [EUR/USD], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.15 05:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.15 06:00:00 000]
2014-01-15 05:00:12.970 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [EUR/USD], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.15 05:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.15 06:00:00 000]
2014-01-15 05:00:13.082 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [EUR/USD], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.15 05:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.15 06:00:00 000]
2014-01-15 05:00:13.183 WARN LocalCacheManager - Some or all of the requested data was not found, instrument [EUR/USD], period [Ticks], side [null], chunk from [2014.01.15 05:00:00 000], chunk to [2014.01.15 06:00:00 000]
What should I try next, to suppress these messages? Thanks, HyperScalper
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| Post subject: Re: Simple Logger configuration on linux console standalone API |
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Posted: Wed 15 Jan, 2014, 08:19
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hyperscalper wrote: Do you have fully qualified class names for all of
the logger messages, for example:
CurvesJsonProtocolHandler You can locate the class also by searching the type (e.g., in Eclipse the command is Ctrl+Shift+T). hyperscalper wrote: I assume the fully qualified class name needs to be used
to influence the logging level... You can also set the level for a package or package group. For instance, see JForex-SDK/rc/log4j.properties - the default level for our logs is: #Filter for dukascopy logs
log4j.category.com.dukascopy=INFO In this case you work with a package group. hyperscalper wrote: What should I try next, to suppress these messages? Did you make sure that the log4j.properties file is in your classpath? If you, for instance, set all logs to ERROR, does anything change? If not, please see how logging is configured in our downloadable JForex-SDK maven project.
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hyperscalper
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| Post subject: Re: Simple Logger configuration on linux console standalone API |
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Posted: Wed 15 Jan, 2014, 12:42
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Thanks.
I prepended ".:" to the linux classpath jar list since possibly the current
directory folder including the log4j.properties file was not on the
java classpath, which may be a big part of the solution.
HyperScalper
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