Agreed. Although I think the preferred solution is to "configure your
logging at the server start" due to performance concerns.
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I guess so. Since you didn't close those file handles before another
PropertyConfigurator call, they are accumulated with each servlet hit. You
can call Logger.shutdown after each session to see if it fixes the problem.
Alternatively, you may only need configure your logging at the server start
up instead of reconfiguring them at each servlet hit.
A question to Ceki: Can the same problem happen to configureAndWatch() ?
Jin
On Friday, August 30, 2002, at 10:45 AM, Bin Yan wrote:
> We call the PropertyConfigurator each time a servlet is hit and MyLog is
> initiated. Maybe that's teh problem?
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