Thank you for your answer. As things stand currently, you can't do that using
logback except by modifying the class path. As in
java -cp ../resources1/;otherClasspathEntries -jar mytool.jar
java -cp ../resources2/;otherClasspathEntries -jar mytool.jar
java -cp ../resources3/;otherClasspathEntries -jar mytool.jar
In addition, you would need to place customN.xml in resourceN/logback.xml, where
N is in {1, 2, 3}.
Would that work for you?
thebugslayer wrote:
Hi Ceki,
This feature was in log4j, and it allow me to publish tool that allow
end user do this:
java -Dlog4jconfiguration=custom1.xml -jar mytool.jar
java -Dlog4jconfiguration=custom2.xml -jar mytool.jar
java -Dlog4jconfiguration=custom3.xml -jar mytool.jar
how would I do this in logback?
-Z
On 10/13/07, Ceki Gulcu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
No, it is not currently possible to specify the name of the configuration file
through a system property. Could you please describe your use case?
Cheers,
thebugslayer wrote:
Hi,
I read http://logback.qos.ch/manual/joran.html, it's only checking
classpath for config logback.xml file. Is there a way to specify file
location by System properties?
Thanks,
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