TLog | Lightweight distributed log label tracking framwork
kandi X-RAY | TLog Summary
kandi X-RAY | TLog Summary
TLog is a lightweight distributed log tagging tracker, accessible in 10 minutes, automatically tags logs to complete microservice link tracking. Support log4j, log4j2, logback three logging framework, support dubbo, dubbox, springcloud three RPC framework.
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- Format the event
- Appends the selected keys to the given StringBuilder
- Append the contents of the context data to a StringBuilder
- Returns the StringBuilder
- Wrap a method
- Get expression value
- Removes a key
- Duplicates and inserts a new map
- Run the task
- Gets the inheritable ThreadLocals field
- Generate the HTTP request header
- Starts the Logback layout
- Add TLogHeader to HttpBase
- Adds the TLog header to the request
- Adds the header to the request
- Append the message if necessary
- Add interceptor
- Add to forest
- Enhances the logging
- Invoke method
- Start log
- Format the message
- Handles logging
- Convert a logging event to a string
- Pre - handle by handler method
- Intercept the TLog request
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QUESTION
So, I've been trying to make this program this entire day and I got stuck at this big problem where I cannot it to log into the account by verifying with the previously existing data in my txt file of registered users.
NOTE: userEmail is inheritted from another class and is defined.
This is my login function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-02 at 13:52Break out of the while loop immediately after you set verifyEmail = true. There is no need to check additional email addresses if you have already found a match. As it is, your code goes on to check non-matching email addresses, setting verifyEmail back to false.
For example:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-28 at 11:08your xpath syntax is not correct. You have based your loop element on "book". "firstname" and "book" being on the same level, if you want to access it you first have to move to the upper node.
use "../firstname" instead.
QUESTION
I have a windows batch script that calls cmake command line with a preload cache and a build output directory. This correctly identifies my Windows SDK but not the compiler.
When I run CMake GUI with the same source / build directories, it works perfectly. I've been going crazy trying to hunt down any differences between the two methods, but nothing yet.
Script (The full script is fairly long, but I believe I've trimmed it down to the essentials here)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 14:36During my process to reduce the script to illustrate the issue, I discovered my problem.
My script set a local environment variable named LINK that apparently broke CMake. I haven't investigated more to know whether this is a limitation with CMake or my project, but the workaround is helpful enough to me now.
For example, my script was
QUESTION
I am trying to build a cuda static library using Visual Studio 2019. My end goal is to link this .lib file from a Unreal Engine C++ script.
Expected result is a .lib file in the x64/Release folder but I am getting following error on building:
After downloading Cuda 11.6, I created a project using the Cuda template in VS2019. I was following steps from this blog. I split the default kernel.cu into cuda_ue.cu & cuda_ue.h as below:
cuda_ue.cu
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 07:02Solved myself: It was a silly fix, folder names should not have a space. Seems like nvcc then consider it as two files.
QUESTION
I am using the Cocoapod , RxCocoa , RxSwift and Git.
When I run the "git status", some warning will show:
(use "git restore ..." to discard changes in working directory)
modified: Pods/RxCocoa.d
modified: Pods/RxRelay.d
modified: Pods/RxSwift.d
I remember "Pod/*.a Pod/.dia" show too.
How to prevent this in the future?
Must I add something into the .gitignore file??
===================== Edit again:
I viewed the .gitignore a few minutes ago.
My project doesn't ignore the Pods.
My project ignore the files in this way:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 11:21You could ignore Pods altogether:
QUESTION
I have a protobuf file saved as bytes on Windows. I am reading it as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 14:11It appears that the problem was in pre-commit. I had trailing-whitespace check there, and it was destructing protobuf file.
To solve it, just add
QUESTION
I need to implement the tabulate function (using MenuItem TabulateFunction), which is located in a file with the extension .class in the form of byte-code. Since the function can have one of the three classes that implement my interface, then, according to the task, you need to implement a separate class that will be responsible for reading the byte-code from the file and create an object based on this byte-code.
I made a class ClassLoaderForFunctions and use return defineClass in it
And here is the problem. When I select Tabulate Function in my menu, it calls the method from ClassLoaderForFunctions which implements the above for the function from the file.
And when it comes to return defineClass, I get an error: Exception in thread JavaFX Application Thread" java.lang.ClassFormatError: Incompatible magic value 11 in class file tlog/class
In the Main class I call the controller and write the byte code of the tlog object in a file with the extension .class
*I deleted the import lines for the sake of Stack Trace
What could be the problem?
ClassLoaderForFunctions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-20 at 14:05What you are apparently trying to do is generate a .class file that you can then load.
But the problem is that what you are actually writing to "tlog.class" is not in the standard class file format. In fact, it looks like you are just writing a bunch of numbers using DataOutputStream methods. That isn't even remotely close to valid1.
At any rate, when you then attempt to load the (supposed) class file, the JVM is saying, in effect:
"Nah! That's not in a valid class file format. It doesn't even start with the correct magic number!"
So what is the solution?
Well you could (in theory) generate a valid class file. The problem is that creating a valid class file that implements your function is going to be difficult, and require deep knowledge of Java bytecodes and the structure of class files. And it is not clear that you are going to achieve anything by doing that.
Here are a couple of (probably) better ideas.
Just read and write the data as a data file. Then write some Java code that implements the required function, using the data that you read from the file.
Write some Java code to generate Java source code for the function, embedding the data in the file as arrays of constants or whatever. Then call the Java compiler to compile it, and load the resulting
.classfile.
The first option is the simplest, and most likely all that you need. You might consider the second option if the function was performance critical. But you should only do that if you have measured the performance. Besides, you will probably find the the speedup will be small, and not worth the considerable effort needed to achieve it.
1 - The format is documented in Chapter 4 of the JVM specification. You will need to understand a lot more of the spec in order to write the bytecodes for the classes methods and pseudo-methods.
QUESTION
I have a very big project that I cannot get compiled on windows because of the alternative spelling of logical operator keywords.
I broke my problem down to this minimal example: It consists of the following two files:
main.cpp
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 11:45Turns out that an update from 15.4 to 15.9 did the trick, apparently the option was introduced in version 15.5: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/reference/permissive-standards-conformance?view=msvc-140
QUESTION
I have download the source code of Apache Kafka and I have seen that there are some stats that are printed somewhere. Where can I find these information about the log cleaner threads? I don't see it in the logs.
Here are the stats in the LogCleaner.scala file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 17:57As @OneCricketeer pointed out - the specific logs you are looking for are in the log-cleaner.log files. Here is an example of entries there:
QUESTION
I have a UITableViewCell, and it contain a UICollectionView. I put data for collection view in dataSource's tableview.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 04:19Your subscription to listItems is getting disposed when the cell is reused and is never recreated. You should run the one-time tasks in awakeFromNib and move individual cell specific bindings to a function that you can call after resetting the disposeBag in prepareForReuse.
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You can use TLog like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the TLog component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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