When it was first released, the web was full of praise for Version 2.x of the quasi standard Java logging framework Apache Log4j. One of its main selling points is that it includes asynchronous loggers for low-latency logging, which apparently…
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[Logging] Using log4j2 with asynchronous loggers via LMAX disruptor in an Eclipse RCP application, incl. solving sun.misc issue
Tagged with: asynchronous, dependencies, Eclipse RCP, LMAX Disruptor, log4j, log4j2, loggers, logging, OSGi, p2, sun.misc, system bundle fragment
Posted in Eclipse RCP, Log4j, Logging, Maven, Tycho
Posted in Eclipse RCP, Log4j, Logging, Maven, Tycho
Building a cross-platform, feature-based Eclipse RCP Product with Tycho (the umpteenth)
DISCLAIMER: This solution was tested with Eclipse Indigo (3.7.2), Java JDK 1.6.0_37, Tycho 0.16.0, using a Target Definition which contains p2 repositories only, and a Product Definition which is feature-based. A “delta pack” is not needed, as all necessary plug-ins…
Tagged with: 0.16.0, Build, cross-platform, Delta Pack, Eclipse, Eclipse RCP, EclipseCon Europe 2012, error, feature-based, Indigo, Maven, org.eclipse.equinox.executable.feature.group, p2 Repository, parent, PDE, POM, SWT fragment, Target Platform, target-platform-configuration, Tutorials, Tycho
Posted in Build, Eclipse RCP, Maven, Tycho
Posted in Build, Eclipse RCP, Maven, Tycho
