Increasing the size of log files

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Amit wrote:
Hi,
I am evaluating Space4J for my application.
I found one configuration which make my usage not scalable: log size is set to 10k in SimpleLogger, with no public API to modify it.
Creating lots of objects creates a very long list of log files in the file system. Although these object are for short-period and I am planning to write a cleaning utility for "pre-last-snaphot" log files, I would like to have the ability to create bigger log files (even for the sack of disk fragmentation).
I saw a newer 0.9.7 javadocs, with this ability, but the code is not in SVN (am I right?)

Thanks,
Amit.

P.S sorry for sending it as a private message, I couldn't post new topic in the forum, get sql exception of duplicate entries all the time...

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 01/09/2011 10:00:58

Not sure where you saw version 0.9.7. The current version is 0.9.2. This feature was never done before. So I have committed the modification to allow that, and you can download the beta jar here: http://www.space4j.org/beta/space4j.jar

You can pass the maxLogSizeBeforeRotation in the constructor or you can change the default through a static method. See below:

It looks like someone forked a space4j project and did some modifications: http://nicolas.delsaux.free.fr/space4j/apidocs/index.html?org/space4j/Space4J.html

It is totally fine to do that, besides the fact that it confuses people about the official space4j version.

Hi Sergio,
Thank you for the quick fix.
Does the beta jar is stable as the 0.9.2 release?

Thanks,
Amit

Hi,
I can't see the fix in SimpleLogger there.

Thanks,
Amit

amitfrid wrote:Hi,
I can't see the fix in SimpleLogger there.

Thanks,
Amit

You must me hitting another jar or some kind of cache. The change is here: http://www.space4j.org/beta/space4j.jar. The beta jar is stable. This is the only change so far.

You are right. It was a caching problem.

Thanks,
Amit

Hi,
Can you make a tag of the change in SVN? some way that I can identify what is the version of the code I am using.

Thanks,
Amit

amitfrid wrote:Hi,
Can you make a tag of the change in SVN? some way that I can identify what is the version of the code I am using.

Thanks,
Amit

The SVN Revision containing that change is #101