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WelcomePanel.html

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<p><a name="TheTop"></a><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%">
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		<td><b><font size="+2">Chainsaw v2</font></b> - brought to you by the Log4j Dev team</td>
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<tr><td><b>Table of Contents</b></td><td rowspan="4" align="left"><img src="logo.jpg" width="105" height="70" border="0" alt="Log4j Logo"></tr>
<tr><td><a href="#QuickHelp">Quick Help</a></td></tr>
<tr><td><a href="#FAQ">FAQ</a></td></tr>
<tr><td><a href="#FilteringColouring">Filtering and Colouring</a></td></tr>
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<tr><td colspan="6" class="TableTitle" bgcolor="#000089"><font color="white">Hot Keys</font></td></tr>
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	<td nowrap class="HotKey">CTRL-LEFT</td>
	<td width="50" align="center">-</td>
	<td>Activate a tab to the left</td>
	<td nowrap class="HotKey">F1</td>
	<td width="50" align="center">-</td>
	<td>Hide/Show Welcome Panel/Help page</td>

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	<td nowrap class="HotKey">CTRL-RIGHT</td>
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	<td>Activate a tab to the right</td>
	<td nowrap class="HotKey">F3</td>
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	<td>Find Next</td>
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	<td nowrap class="HotKey">CTRL-S</td>
	<td width="50" align="center">-</td>
	<td>Shows a File Save dialog to save the current tab's events as XML</td>
	<td nowrap class="HotKey">F6</td>
	<td width="50" align="center">-</td>
	<td>Show Receivers Dialog</td>
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	<td nowrap class="HotKey">CTRL-O</td>
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	<td>Shows a File Open dialog to open an XML file of events into Chainsaw</td>
	<td nowrap class="HotKey">ALT-P or F12</td>
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	<td>Pause display</td>
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	<td colspan="4">Purges current panels events</td>
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	<td colspan="1">Show/Hide the Detail pane</td>
	<td nowrap class="HotKey">ALT-T</td>
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	<td colspan="1">Show/Hide the Logger Tree pane</td>
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	<td nowrap class="HotKey">F3</td>
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	<td colspan="1">Find next</td>
	<td nowrap class="HotKey">Shift-F3</td>
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	<td colspan="1">Find previous</td>
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	<td colspan="4">Exits the Application</td>
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<a name="Receivers"></a>
<h2>Receivers</h2>
<p>Log4j has a concept of a 'Receiver', an object that receives events
from some source, and deposits them into the Log4j framework in the local JVM.  
It is useful to think of Log4j's engine as a 'bus' much like the PCI bus in a computer,
with events being the data placed on the bus.</p>

<p>Chainsaw integrates itself with Log4j using this Receiver concept, allowing
you to receive events from, say, a remote location, and view them within the
Chainsaw GUI.</p>

<p>Receivers are the complimentary 'sibling' if you will of Log4j Appenders.
Appenders take an event from the Log4j bus, and output them to some location.
A Receiver is just the opposite, it takes an external event and
places it in the local Log4j bus.  A Receiver can be a 'sink' for event
data, while the Appender is the 'source'.
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<b>See the tutorial for more information on Chainsaw's features.</b>
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