Change the file name in Audit4j

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Change the file name in Audit4j



I am using Audit4j for audit logging purpose. It generates the file in the given path with the name Audit_Log_yyyy_mm-dd format. I want to change the file name as MyFileName_yyyy-mm-dd. Is it possible to do this ?.



I have tried to set the file prefix using the following code. But it did not work.


FileAuditHandler fileAuditHandler = new FileAuditHandler();
fileAuditHandler.setPath(AUDIT_FILE_LOCATION);
fileAuditHandler.setAuditFilePrefix(applicationName);



Please help me to fix this ?









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