Hello Natan, If you are using 0.9.11, then <substitutionProperty file="${logback.properties}" /> would work. Try, it. Logback should emit a warning message: "[substitutionProperty] element has been deprecated. Plase use the [property] element instead." SO you would finally write <property file="${logback.properties}" /> Anyway, it should work. Natan Cox wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a way to specify the file substitution propery as something configurable? So I would not do
<configuration>
<substitutionProperty file="variables1.properties" />
but
<configuration>
<substitutionProperty file="*${logback.properties}*" />
where in Java I would have to specify something like
java Main -Dlogback.properties=c:/project/Main/main.properties
to be able to run my application? Typically I want to have one configuration file, but sometimes I use multiple files to be able to turn on/off certain functionalities.
I'm also thinking of moving the logback properties into my application properties file (not sure yet). This configuration option would allow me to achieve this.
Thanks, Natan
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