On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 6:38 PM Ralph Goers <[email protected]> wrote:
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> It would not create a new LoggerContext. But a ConfigurationSource represents
> an entire configuration. So calling initialize with it would cause a new
> Configuration to be created. So yes, all your existing LoggerConfigs would be
> replaced by the new configuration. Loggers would be unaffected as those are
> created by the application calling LogManager.getLogger().
Okay, but in my particular case, I am not using
LogManager.getLogger(), but loggerContext.getLogger(), because I have
multiple LoggerContext instances. (Think of a shared manager, which
provides logging for all web applications in a web server.)
So, the loggers are, in fact, tied to a particular LoggerContext,
which I don't want to lose. Question remains: How can I change a given
LoggerContect, if I have a ConfigurationSource?
Jochen
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