29 Jul 21:22
more loggers vs. more appenders
From: Freddy Gómez <gcfreddy <at> gmail.com>
Subject: more loggers vs. more appenders
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.log.log4net.user
Date: 2008-07-29 19:22:58 GMT
Subject: more loggers vs. more appenders
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.log.log4net.user
Date: 2008-07-29 19:22:58 GMT
Hi,
I need to output to distinct files the events of distinct classes in my application.
I have two options:
Configure a logger (with only one appender inside and with the additivity set to false) for each class.
Leave a unique logger (the root logger) and add one appender to this logger for each class, then use a LoggerMatchFilter (in the appenders) to drop the logging event if the class is not the specified.
I don't know the underlying stuffs and cannot decide which one is better (if there is place for this question) or side effects of choosing one.
I wonder if any of you have made such a configuration and can tell something about.
Thanks in advance,
-Freddy
I need to output to distinct files the events of distinct classes in my application.
I have two options:
Configure a logger (with only one appender inside and with the additivity set to false) for each class.
Leave a unique logger (the root logger) and add one appender to this logger for each class, then use a LoggerMatchFilter (in the appenders) to drop the logging event if the class is not the specified.
I don't know the underlying stuffs and cannot decide which one is better (if there is place for this question) or side effects of choosing one.
I wonder if any of you have made such a configuration and can tell something about.
Thanks in advance,
-Freddy
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