Afaik no. I use a standard log4j setup which logs to file and console and I do not use any flushing. Maybe you could try it in a simple context like a "hello world" program.
regards, Martin Olsson
Schuhmacher, Bret wrote:
Is Log4J buffered? I have the following statements: myLog.fatal("a fatal log message here"); System.Exit(-2);
The fatal message never gets written. Do I need to flush the buffer to disk somehow? I couldn't find a method to do so (at least nothing like "flush()").
Thanks,
Bret -- Bret A. Schuhmacher voice: 423.837.7563 Sr. Architect, Aspect Professional Services eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aspect Communications
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