Log4j writing to a dynamic log file for every run

In my recent project, I was using Log4J and I had a requirement where I had to write to a new dynamic log file every time and the name of the log file was determined at runtime. In specific terms each run would produce a Project and the log file had to reflect the project name. Since this project name could be repeated across runs, the timestamp needed to be added to the log file. I searched across Google and didn't find much help in this regard. So I decided to post the code I wrote.

I didn't want to lose setting the log levels from the log4j.xml file and wanted all the options I could configure for the FileAppender except the file name. The file name was configured too, but the code had to overwrite and create a new file at runtime. Here is the code..

Date projDate = new Date(Long.parseLong(project.getTimeStamp()));
StringBuffer dateStr = new StringBuffer();
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy_MM_dd_HH_mm_ss");
dateStr = sdf.format(projDate, dateStr, new FieldPosition(0));
String logFileName = logsDir + File.separator + project.getName() + "_" + dateStr.toString() + ".log";
log.info("\n**************Log file for this run: " + logFileName + "\n**************\n");

Logger rootLogger = Logger.getRootLogger();
Enumeration appenders = rootLogger.getAllAppenders();
FileAppender fa = null;
while(appenders.hasMoreElements())
{
Appender currAppender = (Appender) appenders.nextElement();
if(currAppender instanceof FileAppender)
{
fa = (FileAppender) currAppender;
}
}
if(fa != null)
{
fa.setFile(logFileName);
fa.activateOptions();
}
else
{
log.info("No File Appender found");
}

That's it. The logs were created for each and parallel runs would write to different files...