Hello Harish,
What types of appenders are you using? Also, if some code shuts down logback
before the shutdown hook gets executed, any code within the shutdown hook will
be using closed appenders.
The different behavior on Windows and SunOS is quite baffling though.
HTH,
Harish Krishnaswamy wrote:
I have a weird problem in my multi-threaded application on Solaris but
not on Windows XP.
Basically I have a bunch of tasks that are executed by the
ThreadPoolExecutor and when the last task is executed the
ThreadPoolExecutor is required to run a shutdown task (Runnable)
provided to the executor by the main thread. The problem is, the log
messages from this shutdown task never get flushed to the log file but
it sure gets executed. I even added the LoggerContext.stop() to no
effect. I am completely baffled as to why it is not flushing, any
pointers/ideas will be much appreciated. Thanks.
System Spec
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System = SunOS
Node = jdcsj002
Release = 5.10
KernelID = Generic_137137-09
Machine = sun4u
-Harish
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