How to route a package logs to file and it's sub-package to another file in Log4j2 without duplication of log...
I want to log Spring logs to a file like a following:
<Logger name="org.springframework" level="debug">
<AppenderRef ref="Spring"/>
</Logger>
I also use CommonsRequestLoggingFilter to log http requests-responses and i would like to route this records to a separate file. But following configuration brings a duplication of log records in package logger, since CommonsRequestLoggingFilter is a part of org.springframework package.
<Logger name="org.springframework.web.filter.CommonsRequestLoggingFilter" level="debug">
<AppenderRef ref="WebRequests"/>
</Logger>
How can i achieve routing of a log files in within one package?
java log4j2
asked 19 hours ago
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I want to log Spring logs to a file like a following:
<Logger name="org.springframework" level="debug">
<AppenderRef ref="Spring"/>
</Logger>
I also use CommonsRequestLoggingFilter to log http requests-responses and i would like to route this records to a separate file. But following configuration brings a duplication of log records in package logger, since CommonsRequestLoggingFilter is a part of org.springframework package.
<Logger name="org.springframework.web.filter.CommonsRequestLoggingFilter" level="debug">
<AppenderRef ref="WebRequests"/>
</Logger>
How can i achieve routing of a log files in within one package?
java log4j2
asked 19 hours ago
johnny-b-goodejohnny-b-goode
1,51863558
Maybe it can be useful stackoverflow.com/questions/34244226/log4j-filter-by-package
– Roberto Manfreda
17 hours ago
Take a look at the configuration page of the log4j2 manual, focus on the "Additivity" section.
– D.B.
5 hours ago
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I want to log Spring logs to a file like a following:
<Logger name="org.springframework" level="debug">
<AppenderRef ref="Spring"/>
</Logger>
I also use CommonsRequestLoggingFilter to log http requests-responses and i would like to route this records to a separate file. But following configuration brings a duplication of log records in package logger, since CommonsRequestLoggingFilter is a part of org.springframework package.
<Logger name="org.springframework.web.filter.CommonsRequestLoggingFilter" level="debug">
<AppenderRef ref="WebRequests"/>
</Logger>
How can i achieve routing of a log files in within one package?
java log4j2
asked 19 hours ago
johnny-b-goodejohnny-b-goode
1,51863558
I want to log Spring logs to a file like a following:
<Logger name="org.springframework" level="debug">
<AppenderRef ref="Spring"/>
</Logger>
I also use CommonsRequestLoggingFilter to log http requests-responses and i would like to route this records to a separate file. But following configuration brings a duplication of log records in package logger, since CommonsRequestLoggingFilter is a part of org.springframework package.
<Logger name="org.springframework.web.filter.CommonsRequestLoggingFilter" level="debug">
<AppenderRef ref="WebRequests"/>
</Logger>
How can i achieve routing of a log files in within one package?
java log4j2
java log4j2
asked 19 hours ago
johnny-b-goodejohnny-b-goode
1,51863558
asked 19 hours ago
johnny-b-goodejohnny-b-goode
1,51863558
edited 18 hours ago
johnny-b-goode
asked 19 hours ago
johnny-b-goodejohnny-b-goode
1,51863558
asked 19 hours ago
johnny-b-goodejohnny-b-goode
1,51863558
asked 19 hours ago
johnny-b-goodejohnny-b-goode
1,51863558
1,51863558
Maybe it can be useful stackoverflow.com/questions/34244226/log4j-filter-by-package
– Roberto Manfreda
17 hours ago
Take a look at the configuration page of the log4j2 manual, focus on the "Additivity" section.
– D.B.
5 hours ago
add a comment |
Maybe it can be useful stackoverflow.com/questions/34244226/log4j-filter-by-package
– Roberto Manfreda
17 hours ago
Take a look at the configuration page of the log4j2 manual, focus on the "Additivity" section.
– D.B.
5 hours ago
Maybe it can be useful stackoverflow.com/questions/34244226/log4j-filter-by-package
– Roberto Manfreda
17 hours ago
Maybe it can be useful stackoverflow.com/questions/34244226/log4j-filter-by-package
– Roberto Manfreda
17 hours ago
Take a look at the configuration page of the log4j2 manual, focus on the "Additivity" section.
– D.B.
5 hours ago
Take a look at the configuration page of the log4j2 manual, focus on the "Additivity" section.
– D.B.
5 hours ago
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Maybe it can be useful stackoverflow.com/questions/34244226/log4j-filter-by-package
– Roberto Manfreda
17 hours ago
Take a look at the configuration page of the log4j2 manual, focus on the "Additivity" section.
– D.B.
5 hours ago