Logging.properties which associates loggers with file handlers
Hello,
I am trying to find documentation on how to setup the logging.properties config file for java.util.logging which associates loggers with file handlers. Suppose I have 3 loggers, and I want them each associated with their own file handler (different output files). How is this accomplished?
The examples I have seen only use one filehander (the one that comes in the default logging.properties).
Thanks
I have the same problem. the log file is created but the file is empty.
i seem to be missing something.
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