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Subject: Re: Logging to different files with log4j 2
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Yes, this is possible with the RoutingAppender.

Ralph

> On Mar 18, 2014, at 11:47 PM, Heribert Hansen <heribert.hansen@googlemail.=
com> wrote:
>=20
> I have an application that should write logging information into different=

> files. The application executes several tasks (partially in parallel).
> Every task should use a separate file for logging. The filename should be
> "{loggingBasePath}/{taskId}.log". The loggingBasePath will be configurable=

> by a command line argument. The taskId is the id of the task the
> application executes and will be assigned at runtime to the task after
> instantiation of the task. As you can see, the filename of the log is very=

> dynamic and is not defined at startup.
>=20
> The other parts of the application should write log entries to another log=

> file called application.log.
>=20
> Is that possible with log4j 2?
>=20
> Thank you very much!

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