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<projectDescription>

<name>log4js</name>

<comment></comment>

<projects>

</projects>

<buildSpec>

</buildSpec>

<natures>

</natures>

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VERSION 0.1.5

-Changed the way log levels are modeled to mirror Log4j conventions.

-Change Log4js.LogLevel to Log4js.Level (Log4j has a LogLevel class and a Level class, LogLevel is actually part of the LogFactor5 3rd party package) to match Log4j naming conventions

-Created static objects representing each log level.

-Added OFF and ALL levels to mirror Log4j levels.

-Renamed Log4js.LogEntry to Log4js.LoggingEvent to mirror Log4j naming conventions.

VERSION 0.1.4

-Combined HtmlConsoleAppender and WindowAppender into a single appender since they are really the same thing (a console) just in different locations

-New appender is called ConsoleAppender, you indicate whether the console should run inline during construction (default is to launch in new window)

VERSION 0.1.3

-created an Log4js.LogEntry object to model a log entry, has category, level, and message properties, it has a method to return a formatted string representing the message (need to replace this with actual Layouts)

-logs entries stored in central log entry array

-appenders are notified of new log entries through event notificiation and use of Log4js.Event objects

-when a new log entry appears all appenders automatically notified.

-when log entries are cleared all appenders are notified and cleared.

-added HtmlConsoleAppender that writes log messages to a hidden "console" that can be toggled with "Alt-d" - thanks to Corey Johnson whose Lumberjack (https://gleepglop.com/javascripts/logger/) code was adapted for this appender

VERSION 0.1.2

-pulled LogLevel and Logger under a main "class" called Log4js, updated all documentation an test functions to reflect changes.

-changed version to 0.1.2 (not sure how version number should change?)

-fixed "clear" and "close" buttons on WindowAppender

-fixed scrolling issues in WindowAppender

-fixed IE javascript bug if user chooses "no" on ActiveX dialouge

-updated all tests and comments to reflect above changes

============

Using log4js

============

1) First untar or unzip the distribution file.

2) Assuming you chose to extract the distribution in to the

PATH_OF_YOUR_CHOICE, untarring the distribution file should create

a logging-log4js-VERSION directory, where VERSION is the log4js

version number, under PATH_OF_YOUR_CHOICE. We will refer to the

directory PATH_OF_YOUR_CHOICE/logging-log4j-VERSION/ as $LOG4JS_HOME/.

@TODO

==================

log4js dependencies

==================

Log4js is based on EMCA Script (JavaScript) with the following additional

requirements:

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JSDoc

----------------------------

JSDoc is a Perl implementation to generate API documentation for JavaScripts.

It is available at https://jsdoc.sf.net

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Package ANT

----------------------------

ANT is a Java based make tool to generate the releases. It is availabel

at https://ant.apache.org

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Package log4j.jar

----------------------------

log4j.jar is the logging API for Java. It is only required for the

AJAXAppender example to log the messages on server side.

==============

Building log4js

==============

Like most java appilicatios today, log4js relies on ANT as its build

tool. ANT is availale from "https://ant.apache.org/". ANT

requires a build file called build.xml which is part of this

distribution. Required components from other projects are specified in

the build.properties and example of which is supplied in the

build.properties.sample file.

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