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Need to configure multiple log files for axis client soap requests.

 
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Hi,
In our application we use multiple we services. Now we have configured a client-config.wsdd to log the soap requests.
Currently the code is something like this :



msg.log has been configured in jboss-logging.xml

client-config.wsdd :



Now the above code logs all the web-service request in a single file. I want all different files to log the different soap requests.
How can I configure this in my application. Thanks in advance!

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Any one has any idea about this?
 
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Re posting the summary again. Please help!

In our application we are using Axis 2 web services. Now we have multiple clients and we have configured one client-config.wsdd to log the responses from all the clients. Is it possible to configure multiple client-config.wsdd so that we can have different log files for each clients?

I hope I am clear with my question. Thanks in advance!
 
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