Ok ... so far your 2 appenders do exactly the same, since you have configured them
this way.
You have to assign the appender that shall write to the "app1Log.log"-file to your
category "app1Log". If you turn the additivity of this appender off, then messages
from there won't go to any other appender than its own. Do the same for app2Log, in
the according way.
I'm not sure about the syntax for the simple config-file (I'm using XML). But I guess
you need lines like those:
log4j.category.app1Log = LogFile1
log4j.category.app1Log.Additivity = false
log4j.appender.LogFile1 = org.apache.log4j.FileAppender
log4j.appender.LogFile1.File = C:\\Temp\\TestLog1.log
There should have been some examples with the right syntax with your Log4J.
Or take a look at the short-manual or the documentation.
Oh ... you must not have the 2 appenders "LogFile1" and "LogFile2" assigned to root,
because the messages would be distributed to all categories that inherit from root
again. I suggest you give the root-category only a console-appender or something like
that - that is, if you want to log general messages at all.
Nicole
> Basically, I want to be able to do Category.getInstance("app1Log") which
> will then write to the logger called app1Log and then
> Category.getInstance("app2Log") which will write to the logger app2Log.
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