Hi Nikhil, Are you sure the slowness is due to logback? What happens when you replace logback-classic.jar with slf4j-nop.jar? On 19/11/2010 7:35 PM, nikhil diwan wrote:
Hi,
I have a startup_batch file in which I make a call to JAVA application which is responsible for starting up my application with SWT window which displays system running information.
Issue is the elongated start up time for application, as I executes my batch file, it stops for a while (as if it's doing nothing) though I know that in background batch file is loooking for logback.grrovy or logback.xml file in the classpath then configures it, but meanwhile my SWT window is not even started and I need to wait for around 45-50 Secs whenever I restart my application.
As I can't afford delay in application start so I am looking for some workaround to reduce this logback configuration time by my application everytime.
Any helps/inputs/thoughts are welcome.
~Thanks Nikhil