Re: wm.log time stamp broken?

I don't see the cause of this from a quick inspection, however it does 
appear that the LogFile.log method is not thread-safe, given Endre's 
recent revelation about the SimpleDateFormat.

Personally, I'd vote for ripping out the WM logging completely and using 
a better framework like Log4J.

Keats

Mike Weerdenburg - de Bruin (Werk) wrote:

>Hello Marcel,
>
>I had a look at my logfile... and I have the same problem!
>
>It looks like it logs with the latest startup time!
>
>These logs are from today... but the timestamp is from yesterday!
>30-03-2006 14:47:43.812
>30-03-2006 14:47:43.812
>30-03-2006 14:47:43.812
>... Etc. etc.
>
>
>I have done some quick testing:
>
>It seems like Clock.java doesn't return the correct value's.
>In particular: System.currentTimeMillis()
>
>System.out:
>------------
>System.currentTimeMillis() 1143795904156
>time 1143795904156
>TIME 1143795880312
>TIME - time -23844
>< 1000
>
>System.currentTimeMillis() 1143795904156
>time 1143795904156
>TIME 1143795880312
>TIME - time -23844
>< 1000
>
>System.currentTimeMillis() 1143795904156
>time 1143795904156
>TIME 1143795880312
>TIME - time -23844
>< 1000
>... Etc. etc.
>
>I don't have the time to sort this problem out...
>But I hope it helps someone else to solve this problem!
>
>Greetings,
>Mike
>
>Atatchments:
>LogFile.java	(Latest version! With LogFilePerDay etc.)
>Clock.java		(With some System.out.println's for debugging)
>
>
>-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
>Van: [email protected]
>[mailto:[email protected]] Namens Marcello H
>Verzonden: vrijdag 31 maart 2006 10:14
>Aan: [email protected]
>Onderwerp: ***SPAM***[WebMacro-user] wm.log time stamp broken?
>
>I checked out the cvs-code this week, and found out that the time stamp
>in the wm-file is almost the same on ervy hit from the same logger.
>
>(I must say, i didn't look at this particular thing in detail lately...)
>
>Do other people experience this also?
>
>Greetings,
>Marcel Huijkman
>
>
>  
>




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