You only need to call PropertyConfigure.configure() once per thread.
This could be the source of your problem.
Cheers,
Scott
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> Hi all,
>
> Is it possible to define two or more different logger objects in one Java Program? I
>am trying to create an own logger for each created object in the program, but using
>the instance Logger.getLogger(name) makes this no possible because when I create the
>second instance I "loose" the reference to the first one, probably because using
>static variables that changes and each object is using. Don't know how to do...
>
> I have tested if it's possible with the following example code:
>
> this.logger1 = Logger.getLogger(MyClass.class.getName()+name1);
> PropertyConfigurator.configure("log4j.properties");
> logger1.info("- Logging initialized --");
>
> this.logger2 = Logger.getLogger(ApiTesterTool.class.getName()+name2);
> PropertyConfigurator.configure("log4j.properties");
> logger2.info("- Logging initialized --");
>
> // Till here the code works perfectly, the first logging information is
>written in one file and the other in the other one
> // Next line pretends to write again in logger1
>
> logger1.info("This line must be written in file defined by logger1 but is
>written in logger2 !!!!!!!!");
>
> Please help a poor Java programmer ;-)
>
> Jaume
>
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