How to create outside Logging file in osb 11g using log4j.jar?

Hi all,
Currently, i am using osb 11g to develop a system. In the system we need to create a log file using log4j.jar library. This sub-program is working in the osb 10g base but fail to work in the osb 11g base. Can anyone give me some advice about this matter? Have anyone created one like this in 11g? Is it successful?

Sorry path is missing for the above request.
path="\\192.168.0.14\c$\LOG\d9\May_08_2008_log.txt ";
please help.
Saravanan.K

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