Hi,
I would like to asynchronously log messages (for performance reasons). I know the AsyncAppender is designed for this purpose, but I believe there have been performance measures that don't necessary prove the case. I was also thinking that I could use a JMSAppender. Now, I know that this is not truly asynchronous, because each logging request is not actually performed in a separate thread. But since performance is usually degraded due to IO (i.e. writing log to a file), this solution may still be somewhat asynchronous. I would have a receiver (working in a separate thread) that takes messages off the queue and writes them to a log file (or NT Event log, etc.).
My question is ... is this overkill ? Does anyone have experience with a logging system which uses JMS in the manner specified above ? I'm worried that the management of messages on the queue might outweight the benefits. Perhaps the AsynchAppender is the better/appropriate approach ?
Any ideas ?
Thanks,
Jamie
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