I m looking for a way to make log4net support zeroconf to publish logs to Apache Chainsaw (see here: Does log4net support zeroconf?). Apparently log4j can already do this using a ZeroConfSocketHubAppender.
Where might I be able to view the source for the java ZeroConfSocketHubAppender? I ve looked both in the Apache Chainsaw and in the Log4j repositories but was unsuccessful.
ZeroConf is a log4j companion , but ZeroConfSocketHubAppender (and this companion) is no longer necessary due to the fact that most network-based appenders in log4j have ZeroConf support built-in as of log4j 1.2.16.
All you need to do to enable ZeroConf is add jmdns.jar to your classpath and set the advertiseViaMulticastDNS param to true in the appender configuration.
Here s the commit & log info describing the changes which improved ZeroConf support in the appenders (and receivers): http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revision&revision=924176
Here is a link to the ZeroConf page if you still want to use that http://logging.apache.org/log4j/companions/zeroconf/source-repository.html
By the way, the svn HEAD revision of Chainsaw (which should be released soon) includes support for using the advertised ZeroConf appender information to automatically create receivers.
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