Sorry, I actually thought this way would be simpler. In addition, cleanly
shutting down is usually a good thing. :-)
I'll look and see if there is a more direct way to force a flush.
Ralph
On Mar 25, 2013, at 9:41 AM, adischlesinger wrote:
> Thanks! I did not succeed however. I am using a LoggerConfig to which I add
> the appender. I have tried:
>
> public void flush() {
> Configurator.shutdown((LoggerContext)LogManager.getContext());
> }
>
> I does not work. I suspect this is incorrect: I get an interface and
> "shutdown" expects an object of the LoggerContext class (which implements
> the interface). Do I have to get to some other LoggerContext object from my
> LoggerContext and RollingFileAppender objects? I don't know how to do this.
> Thanks.
>
> P.S. I would have expected a straightforward way to do a "flush", I don't
> know why basic functionality is much more obscured compared to 1.x. But this
> may be because the increase in complexity.
>
>
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