I am developing logging functionality for an EJB application. My
application will be running in a clustered environment, but I want to keep
one central log file. My first thought was to send the logging information
to a central JMS queue. A central listener would then get all of the log
messages, and log them to file, etc.
I see that you have a JMSAppender, but I have not been able to find any
documentation or examples. My understanding is that the appender will route
the output of the logging to JMS instead of a file, etc. If this is the
case I will need a second simpler "logger" in the JMS listener to write the
data to file, etc. Should I use log4j two times??
I am curious if anyone else has solved this problem in a cool way.
Thanks in advance,
Daniel Jacobson
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