I am working on an application that will run on OSX and windows. I want the logs to be written to the users home directory. For OSX it will be under the /Users//Library/Application Support/MyApp/log directory, and under windows depending on the version under /Users//AppData/MyApp/log directory. What is the best way I can do this?

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Log4j.rootLogger is at the top of all the logger hierarchy, just like we have Object in java classes. Wlan usb stick wn220 drivers for mac. So whenever you are logging and there is no match with a logger configuration, root logger configuration will be used. Log4j.rootLogger example. Let’s understand this with a simple example. Suppose we have a log4j.properties file like below.

Previous Fix for log4j WARN No appenders could be found for logger, Please initialize the log4j system properly Next eclipse.ini vm arguments – eclipse.ini File Location Mac, Windows About Pankaj. My Goal is to generate log file on each day but of MaxFileSize=100KB. So I used DailyRollingFileAppender since I am using log4j 2.2 version. Date is working fine and when I used MaxFileSize it didnt worked and new file was not created based on filesize still date is working.

I have looked around for solutions for this, but nothing helpful or a solution I am comfortable using has come up. Look forward to your inputs. Edit: Since the location of the log file depends on the OS, I am hoping to find a run time solution, possibly something like below if (System.getProperty('os.name').contains('mac')) logFileLocation = System.getProperty('user.home') + '/Library/Application Support/MyApp/logs' else logFileLocation = System.getenv('APPDATA') + '/MyApp/logs' Thanks.

Log4j Rolling File Appender

Log4j Appender Ref

• Logging is very important part of programming. Logging helps programmer to understand process flow and identify the problems where actually occurred. • Log4J will be configured externally using properties file. We can print the logging statements in the console or we can push them in to a log file based on the requirement. • org.apache.log4j class will provide required classes to implement logging • We need to add Log4J dependency in our project. • Create instance of logger by using Logger.getLogger(Log4JExample.class); • Lets see how to create log4j.properties file in eclipse.