Hello Paul,
It should be possible to isolate the LoggingContext used by SimpleSocketServer
without impacting the rest of your application.
The main method in SimpleSocketServer looks like:
public static void main(String argv[]) throws Exception {
[snip] ...
String configFile = argv[1];
LoggerContext lc = (LoggerContext) LoggerFactory.getILoggerFactory();
configureLC(lc, configFile);
SimpleSocketServer sss = new SimpleSocketServer(lc, port);
sss.start();
}
you can change it to
public class MySimpleSocketServer {
public static void main(String argv[]) throws Exception {
[snip] ...
LoggerContext lcOther = new LoggerContext();
lcOther.setName("other");
SimpleSocketServer.configureLC(lcOther, configFile);
SimpleSocketServer sss = new SimpleSocketServer(lcOther, port);
sss.start();
}
}
Let us know if the above is not clear or not applicable to your environment.
Gibbons, P (Paul) wrote:
Unfortunately the proposed solution does not work as it changes the default logger context for the whole application rather than just for those messages received by SocketNode.
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