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Paul Benedict commented on LOG4J2-340:
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If lo4j2 is using the native Java DOM support, XInclude should be possible. 
It's Incorporated into the Java 6 XML parser. It just needs to be switched on.
                
> Is there a replacement for DomConfigurator in log4j2?
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>
>                 Key: LOG4J2-340
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4J2-340
>             Project: Log4j 2
>          Issue Type: Question
>            Reporter: Kurt Lehrke
>
> For the company that I work for, our products are layered. In addition to 
> that, they're not all always installed together.  Therefore, the server has a 
> base logging.xml, but a higher level product might want to add/override one 
> logger.  This could happen potentially at any level.  This makes an 
> interesting challenge for log4j2 only allowing one configuration file.  We 
> got this behavior in log4j by using the DomConfigurator.  It would be nice if 
> there was a way we could have this in log4j2.  I know having this would be a 
> challenge for the automatic configuration detection.  It could use a log4j2 
> DomConfigurator that allows us to write out the new "compiled" logging.xml, 
> then pass the new file to the ConfigurationSource.  That way, we could still 
> get the "compiled" logging.xml and using ConfigurationSource that would still 
> allow for automatic configuration detection.  Thoughts?

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