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WARNING: The contents of the contribs/ directory is not guaranteed to
work properly. Some files might not even compile.
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Each directory corresponds to the name of an author containing his/her 
contributions.


EirikLygre/			   
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   DailyFileAppender1.java

   DailyFileAppender extends FileAppender to use filenames formatted with
   date/time information. The filename is recomputed every day at midnight.
   Note that the filename doesn't have to change every day, making it possible
   to have logfiles which are per-week or per-month.

JamesHouse/
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   LogTextPanel.java		   
   LogTextPanelExample.java 
   TextPanelAppender.java 

JimMoore/
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   LoggingOutputStream.java

   Allows the user to divert System.out and System.err to log4j.
   

LeosLiterak/
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   TempFileAppender.java

   TempFileAppender creates new unique file for each logging statement.
	 
MarkDouglas/
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   SocketNode2.java
   SocketServer2.java

   Small changes to SocketServer and SockerNode to allow the client machine name 
   to be displayed in the logging output. This is important for us as we are 
   using a single logging server with several clients.

KevinSteppe/
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  JDBCAppender.java
  JDBCTest.java
   

KitchingSimon/
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   DatagramStringAppender.java
   DatagramStringWriter.java
   logconfig.xml
   SingleLineTracerPrintWriter.java
   udpserver.pl

   A set of files that implement an Appender which sends messages to a
   remote host/port via UDP (datagram). Message formatting is
   performed at the at the client end, mainly so that: 
      (a) the UDP server application does not have to be in java 
      (b) non-java clients can send messages to the same UDP server.

ThomasFenner/
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  Yet one more JDBCAppender.

  JDBCAppender.java
  JDBCConnectionHandler.java
  JDBCIDHandler.java
  JDBCLogger.java
  Log4JTest.java
  code_example1.java
  code_example2.java
  configfile_example.txt
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