Greetings, We are in the midst of tech stack upgrade and have upgraded to log4j version 2.23.0. I am checking if I can do things differently or in a better way.
We have an application not web application, but good old java/jar application. It receives "jobs/tasks" on MQ queues. Each job can create large number of log entries. We want to have separation of logs for each logs. Currently we use routers in the xml config file. This mostly works, as long as developer remembers to set the right route values for the thread. I'd like to do this programmatically as we have a need for splitting logs even more. Each class can request logger based on task id and type of log and log to that logger. I am creating a new LoggerContext with task id as name. As application requests the loggers, I am creating the appenders and adding it to loggers. At the end of task, we basically close all the taks specific appenders. This works the way I want it to work. However method org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Logger.addAppender(Appender) says not exposed as public API. Is there any better way to achieve what I want to do without using routes? Regards, Niranjan
