At 04:02 PM 11/23/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Hi,
I don't know whether anyone has answered this already (I could not
find). I am using Websphere application server 5.0 (EJB Container). I am
using log4j for the logging in my ejb's. I have created a start up bean
(special case of a stateless session bean that is called first by the
container) to configure the log4j (which writes all the logs to a JMS
topic) and I have a MDB that reads from the topic and writes to flat files
(there I read another the log4j configuration file). since all these beans
are deployed in the same container and loaded by the same class loader, I
was wondering would there be any collisions between these two log4j
configuration files?
You are configuring things explicitly and not counting on
auto-configuration. As such, the various properties files shouldn't
collide. However, each time you perform a configuration with Log4j, the
previous one will be wiped out; within the same logger repository (in the
same class loader, of course), that is.
wondering anyone come across this scenario?
If you are needing configuration for two different components and want to
different properties defined for each within the same class loader, then
you will have to use a repository selector so that they don't trample on
each other.
thanks,
Srini
Jake
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