Re: [rules-users] WorkingMemoryFileLogger question
I don't believe that is currently possible.
Would make a good project for you to work on. Maybe you should add a
start() and stop() method to the logger. However also make sure that the
resulting fragmented log can be read and used - you may find that it's
effectively corrupted, due to missing references, if you only dump part
of it.
Mark
On 16/12/2011 15:29, jkrupka wrote:
Am I totally missing something or is there not a way to stop logging
of a
stateful ks once you start doing so via the WorkingMemoryFileLogger (at
least in Drools 5.2)?
The Event Listeners that get registered when the file logger get created
don't seem to ever be unregistered, and calling classes don't even have the
visibility into the internals of the file logger in order to do so
themselves.
The use case for this is if you have a long running stateful session and you
want to turn on logging just for a short period of time to collect some
information, then turn logging off again. The only way I know of doing this
currently is to reload the whole session.
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