Don't know about step-by-step, but there seems to be a set of classes within org.apache.log4j.net package which could be used to fulfill that kind of requirement.
Have a look at the relevant part of API documentation, available at http://logging.apache.org/log4j/1.2/apidocs/index.html However, remember that you're now moving outside the regular "single node, single process" log4j environment, and there's a number of new things to take into account, such as: - security - should logging access to the log server be restricted? - confidentiality - should the log messages be protected from eavesdropping during transit? - reliability - what to do upon network interruptions or log server outage? ... there could well be other issues, but these I could put down without thinking too much. They're all issues that you just don't have on a single machine, and issues for which you'll need answers for designing the central server implementation. -- ..Juha Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
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