WLS Config Deployment logging

Hello,
i have to provide an WLS 12c for external developet Applications.
Now i want to setup the Logging for every deplyoment on its own.
atm every log is written in the logfiles of the Server (managed host) and this is very deficult to specify wich output is written by wich deployment.
Does someone got a hint how i can specifiy that the Output of "Deplyoment A" should be written in "FileA" and so on?
best regards,
Jens Krämer

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