Apache log4php can help developers debug their applications by various sections and activities inside their PHP applications.
The project can be considered a PHP clone of the Apache Log4j project and works practically the same way.
Support is included for letting users configure the logger via a central XML file, where they can declare what and where to log, with support for various log levels included as well.
log4php will then record the information the developer wanted and save it to the desired location in XML, HTML, or another custom format he wishes to view it in.
log4php can save logged messages to local or remote files, to a database, it can send them to the console, via email, to a desired socket, and even to the "NIX syslog.
Some of the applications that use log4php include projects like PIWI, Ding, Vtiger CRM, SugarCRM, CMS Made Simple, and PAMI.
What is new in this release:
- New features:
- Ability to override the default renderer.
- New appender: FirePHP. Still in experimental phase.
- Improvements:
- LoggerAppenderPDO will attempt to reconnect a couple of times if logging fails. This solves the problem with the connection expiring in long running scripts.
- LoggerAppenderDailyFile will rollover even in long running scripts.
- LoggerAppenderMongoDB has improved error reporting.
What is new in version 2.2.1:
- This is a maintenance release which fixes several important bugs.
What is new in version 2.2.0:
- A full rewrite of the configuration logic which greatly improves error reporting.
- Inline configuration using PHP arrays.
- A new web site with better documentation and more examples.
- A new layout: serialized.
What is new in version 2.1.0:
- A new logging level: trace.
- A new appender: MongoDB.
- A plethora of bugfixes and other code improvements.
- Most of the site docs have been rewritten to make Apache log4php
- more accessible.
What is new in version 2.0:
- PHP5 is required instead of PHP4.
- The LoggerManager class has been removed. Use Logger instead.
- LoggerHierarchy is not a singleton anymore by default.
- Log4PHP logs to std out by default.
- The old constants LOG4PHP_CONFIGURATION and similar are not longer valid. Please use Logger::configure for configuring Log4PHP.
Requirements:
- PHP 5 or higher
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