Hi there!
We do this on Linux by just pointing all the file appenders at the same
file and the OS takes care of
the rest. To do it on a remote machine you could just NFS mount the
location where the file is.
I'm not sure how this would work on Windows. If you use rolling file
appenders, you will have issues
with more then one process trying to roll the same file.
|)ave
Stephen Levinson wrote:
>Hi...
> I'm new to log4J ... I'm trying to understand the basic module
>configurations ...
>
> My question:
>
> If I have more than one running process on a single machine... eg a
>server and a client... or even two unrelated processes... is it possible to
>have the log4J logging output for all processes sent to a SINGLE, shared
>output file... and a single, shared output console (stdOut) window?
>
> Is this possible if the processes are running on separate machines
>in a network?
>
> If so, how would this be set up?
>
>Thanks in advance, Stephen
>
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