Hello, I am using log4j2 in a less common environment (webMethods IS java server).
The thing is that there is a common service that do the logging (using log4j2) for different "applications" (called "package" in that environment) within the same server. I would like to know if there is a way, within the same common service/java code to initialize a different LoggerContext for each application and using a different "log4j2.xml" configuration file (these configuration files could use a different name "log4j2-A. xml", "log4j2-B. xml" or be put in different directories). I have been trying to use: LoggerContext contextA = Configurator.initialize(pkg, ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader(), "log4j2-A.xml"); But when trying then to create a new context : LoggerContext contextB = Configurator.initialize(pkg, ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader(), "log4j2-B.xml"); But without success. I get the message : WARN locateContext called with URI log4j2-B.xml. Existing LoggerContext has URI log4j2-A.xml I would guess it is the expected behavior since I am using the defaut ContextSelector (ClassLoaderContextSelector) and I can only have one context (and one configuration file eventually). Am I right ? Or is there a way to achieve what I am looking for ? Best regards. Ben ***************************************************************************************** Ce message ?lectronique, les ?ventuels fichiers joints et les informations qu'il contient, peuvent ?tre couverts par le secret professionnel et sont exclusivement adress?s ? son destinataire. Si vous le recevez par erreur, merci d'en informer l'exp?diteur et de le d?truire. A ce titre, toute diffusion non autoris?e de ce message, m?me partielle, sous quelque forme que ce soit, est interdite et punie par la loi. En aucun cas, le contenu de ce message ne peut valoir offre ou acceptation ou engagement de la part de la CNAV. Les opinions contenues dans ce message sont personnelles ? l'?metteur. Il est de la responsabilit? du destinataire de s'assurer que le message et ses ?ventuelles pi?ces jointes ne contiennent pas de virus informatique.
