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  1. WildFly Core
  2. WFCORE-3336

Not able to separate application(EAR) logging with the use of logging profile

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      1. Start server instance with attached standalone.xml file(Logging subsystem contains logger-profile configuration)
      2. Deploy both EAR files and access them
      3. Check log files.

      Note: The following reproducer only works on WildFly Full, but the issue itself is likely in WIldFly Core.
      To reproduce with the attached logging-profile.zip do the follow:

      1. Build the project and deploy the EAR.
        1. With maven you can do mvn clean isntall && cd ear && mvn wildfly:deploy -Pconfigure-logging
      2. In a browser go to http://localhost:8080/test-war-one/rest/log
      3. Next go to http://localhost:8080/test-war-two/rest/log, here you'll see less log messages
      4. Now if you go to http://localhost:8080/test-war-one/rest/read you'll see a mix of log messages from both WAR's
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      1. Start server instance with attached standalone.xml file(Logging subsystem contains logger-profile configuration) 2. Deploy both EAR files and access them 3. Check log files. Note: The following reproducer only works on WildFly Full, but the issue itself is likely in WIldFly Core. To reproduce with the attached logging-profile.zip do the follow: Build the project and deploy the EAR. With maven you can do mvn clean isntall && cd ear && mvn wildfly:deploy -Pconfigure-logging In a browser go to http://localhost:8080/test-war-one/rest/log Next go to http://localhost:8080/test-war-two/rest/log , here you'll see less log messages Now if you go to http://localhost:8080/test-war-one/rest/read you'll see a mix of log messages from both WAR's

      Two ear files are deployed on EAP instance and both are configured to use different logging profile through EAR/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file.
      WAR file from EAR uses some libraries those are present in the "lib" folder of each ear file. Application1.ear which logs in app1.log and Application2.ear which logs in app2.log.
      when we access application we can see logging from EAR1 into EAR2 log file .

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