The <include> element is a way to build an XML file from parts found in other XML files. There are no limitations regarding the number of appenders you can place in the included XML file. I am afraid I did not understand the rest of your question. What do you mean when you write "In a few words, this is the problem..." ? José Juan Montiel wrote:
Hi,
this is my first time... :)
There is some limit in the numbers of appender that i define in a file included?
I have a logback.xml with 2 include...
<include resource="logback-X1.xml"/> <include resource="logback-X2.xml"/>
and de same number of appender in each file APP1_X1, APP2_X1... and APP1_X2, APP2_X2...
And when application start server output...
APP1_X1 APP1_X_n-(x) .. APP2_X2_n-(x+1) APP2_X2_n
In a standalond example (1 jar, 1 jvm), works ok....
In a few words, this is the problem...
And another question, diferences between documentation about wars/tomcat and ears/jboss?
Thanks in advice, and greate job.
PD: Git seems great for branches and branches... and offline, but as the first response, i thin there is good: "eclipse team sincronize" :)
-- Ceki Gülcü Logback: The reliable, generic, fast and flexible logging framework for Java. http://logback.qos.ch