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Need Help on 'How to log output in 2 log files'
Hi All,
Scenario: There are two projects (Project1 & project2) in an Enterprise
Application (EAR) file. Project1 has to log output in one File1.log and
Project2 has to log output in File2.log. I created log4j1.props &
log4j2.props for Project1 & Project2 respectively, then loaded the
properties file in Properties object and then passed the Properties object
to PropertyConfigurator.configure() method.
Issue: As soon as the PropertyConfigurator.configure() is called in one
project it overwrites the settings of other project. As a result, both
projects start loggin in the same file.
Would be happy to know if someone has a solution for this.
Thanks & regards,
Puneet Bansal
Office: +1 (312) 904 7784 (Internal: 47784)
Cell: +1 (201) 328 6121
email: puneet.bansal@abnamro.com
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Re: Need Help on 'How to log output in 2 log files'
Posted by James Stauffer <st...@gmail.com>.
This has been discussed a lot. Depending on your app server you can
just put the properties file and log4j.xml in WEB-INF/classes and
WEB-INF/lib (respectively). Search for more details.
On 5/15/06, puneet.bansal@abnamro.com <pu...@abnamro.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Scenario: There are two projects (Project1 & project2) in an Enterprise
> Application (EAR) file. Project1 has to log output in one File1.log and
> Project2 has to log output in File2.log. I created log4j1.props &
> log4j2.props for Project1 & Project2 respectively, then loaded the
> properties file in Properties object and then passed the Properties object
> to PropertyConfigurator.configure() method.
>
> Issue: As soon as the PropertyConfigurator.configure() is called in one
> project it overwrites the settings of other project. As a result, both
> projects start loggin in the same file.
>
> Would be happy to know if someone has a solution for this.
>
> Thanks & regards,
> Puneet Bansal
> Office: +1 (312) 904 7784 (Internal: 47784)
> Cell: +1 (201) 328 6121
> email: puneet.bansal@abnamro.com
>
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