Hi there,
You can create multiple appenders in the same configuration file. Suppose you
want 4 log files, and all DailyRollingFileAppender, all you need to is create 4
appenders (it is exactly same as creating one appender), then point them to
diff files based on log levels. You can control applications through loggers.
Just add your appender name in the property 'appender-ref ref="YourAppender"'
of a particular logger (may be based on your applications). You will get very
good resources in log4j site under Publications link about how to create
appenders and loggers.
Good luck!
-OrkO
sparky2708 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a system developed in java that has multiple services (i.e. java
Applications). I would like to be able to log EACH application to ITS OWN
log file. I have about 50-80 applications so having a log4j.properties for
each one is not a feasible solution. I would like to use ONE
log4j.properties file for the entire suite of application and use the
"DailyRollingFileAppender" preferably to roll each of the log files on a
nightly basis so each of the logs doesn't get too big.
I didn't think this would be very complicated when I started thinking
about this but am now stuck trying to figure out how to accomplish this with
log4j. Any ideas?
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