I mean how do I get
"Have a wonderful day.Have a wonderful day."
not by doing
logger.error( "Have a wonderful day.Have a wonderful day.");
but by using 2 separate function calls. such as
logger.error( "Have a wonderful day.");
logger.error( "Have a wonderful day.");
Have a wonderful day,
Rami A.
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At 17:59 25.12.2002 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>By default logging with log4j adds a new-line as in
>'System.out.println(String)'.
What do you mean by default?
>For example,
>
>logger.error( "Have a wonderful day.");
>logger.error( "Have a wonderful day.");
>
>results in :
>Have a wonderful day.
>Have a wonderful day.
Same to you.
Same to you.
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