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jsnlogjs.js ▶ JL Namespace and Method ▶ createAjaxAppender Method

createAjaxAppender Method

Creates an AjaxAppender.

Definition

createAjaxAppender(appenderName: string): AjaxAppender

Parameters

appenderName Name of the new appender. Required. Must be unique across all appenders.

Return Value

A new AjaxAppender.

Examples

This creates an AJAX appender "appender1".

var appender=JL.createAjaxAppender('appender1');

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