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Problem with java.util.logging - writing to multiple log files

 
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Hi ranchers..,

I'm having trouble with logging to multiple files - I am using the constructor for creating multiple files with size limitation-
FileHandler(String pattern, int limit, int count, boolean append).



The problem I encounter is that it writes to the next log file before exceeding the limit, can it be because of file-lock or something? what can I do in order to fill log files in a given limit and then write to the next?
thanks, Dave
 
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Can't help with your problem but log4j could do this very easily, without having to write any Java code. You can direct output to a console, multiple files, emails and so on by just changing a properties file.
 
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Thanks Kashif, But I can't use the log4j,I an requierd to use the jave.util.logger .
 
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Hi,

log4j is now java.util.logging so you should be able to do it using properties files.

Thanks,
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Originally posted by Kareem Qureshi:

log4j is now java.util.logging



Nope, it's sure not. log4j is a somewhat richer alternative to java.util.logging.
 
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