In the Unix world, it usually works for small amounts of data as the file
system will manage the simultaneous access itself. There are no guarantees
though on ordering, whether the full message will be logged (if it is a long
message), or whether it will work at all. On Windows, I'm doubting it wi
Generally having more than 1 process write to a file is bad. You
could have both processes send the logs to a socket appender and have
1 socket server receive them and write them to the 1 file.
On 3/5/07, Cheung, Quinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any danger in having more than 1 process
Is there any danger in having more than 1 process (or more than 1 thread) use
File Appenders that are configured to write to the same file? If it can be
done safely, are there any performance issues?
Thanks
Squid
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