Re: Questions about Code.debug(), Log.event()

Greg,

The primary maintainer of log4j has a document describing how to use a
feature of Log4J that can support different loggers for multiple
webapps within a servlet container. Pulling from the intro of the
document it says:

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The problem: Logging Separation

Since time immemorial users have struggled to control the logging
configuration of multiple web-applications deployed on the same
Servlet Container (e.g. Tomcat). If you think that in your environment
you will always run one and only one web-application, then do yourself
a favor, stop reading. This technical document is likely to be waste
of your time.

What does separation of logging mean? In a separated logging
environment, each web-application can configure log4j in different
ways such that the settings of one web-application do not interfere
with the settings of another. A variant of this problem is the
separation of web-application logging and the logging of the container
itself. 
====== quote =================

The full document can be found at:
http://qos.ch/logging/sc.html

Given this, I think log4j would be beneficial (and fit the rest of my
app using it).

Just a satisified user helping out how I can,
Evan




--- In jetty-support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Greg Wilkins <gregw@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> The simplest thing to do if you want different logging setup
> is to instantiate each jetty in it's own classloader - that way
> the statics are not shared.
> 
> I have considered moving to log4j - but that would not help
> you here either.
> 
> cheers
> 


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