ClassicTestConstants.JORAN_INPUT_PREFIX

- added getFile method to ResilientFileOutputStream

- added JNDIBasedContextDiscriminator which should work much better than
ContextBasedtiscriminator.

 The console is not ours to close.

- renamed WriterAppender as OutputStreamAppender

- FileAppender now takes an encoder and not a layout

chapter on Encoders. Naming chapters by their number was a bas idea...

  removed the immediateFlush, BufferedIO properties from FileAppender

  Only immediateFlush can make a significant difference in presense of
  other IO activity on a mechanical HD.

both projects.

ObjectStreamEncoder and a corresponding InputStream called
EventObjectInputStream.

init(ObjectStream) method is called. The Encoder needs to reference
the OS passed to it in future operations. The enclosing Appender is
responsible of signaling the Encoder when the current OS is closed (by
invoking encopder.close()) and when a new one is opened (by invoking
encoder.inig(os));

- All tests pass.

code compiles but the test do NOT pass. To be considered as ongoing work.

  which is specifically configured for this purpose.

  On other machines, it might cause the os ehem.. to lock.

- other minor/cosmetic changes
- removed multiThreadSanityCheck.sh whose contents are now run automatically

  tight dependence on the OS, this test runs only on  Linux. Moreover,
  root priviledges are required...

tight dependence on the OS, this test runs only on
Linux. Moreover, root priviledges are required...

If anyone knows how to simulate a file system space overflow is
encouraged to share their knowledge.

MultiThreadedRollingTest.multiThreadedSizeBased test passes on a fast machine

configuration files (in XML), the event handler will correctly process
body text, in particular spaces, even when delivered in multiple
chunks. The previous behavior of trimming leading and trailing white
space has been preserved. Moreover, body text consisting of white
space surrounding child elements is ignored.

- removed team link because its contents were stale

a case insensitive way as specified in RFC 2616.  This prevents
compatibility issues, in particular with recent versions of Tomcat
whcih store request header names in lower-case.