Not exactly. You can do: Appender appender = ctx.getConfiguration().getAppender(“syslogAppender”);
then you would have to do SyslogAppender syslogAppender = (SyslogAppender) appender; normally you would probably use instanceof to verify it is actually a SyslogAppender. Once you have that you can call whatever methods the SyslogAppender exposes for getting its attributes. They are not stored in a Map however, so you can’t just call a generic getAttribute method. Ralph > On Jan 26, 2016, at 11:58 AM, Apostolis Giannakidis > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello team, > > I have created a logger with an appender using the ConfigurationBuilder and > the AppenderComponentBuilder. > > Let's say that this is how I create my appender: > > AppenderComponentBuilder appenderBuilder = > builder.newAppender( "syslogAppender", "Syslog" ) > .addAttribute( "protocol", "TCP" ) > .addAttribute( "host", "localhost" ) > .addAttribute( "port", 514 ) > .addAttribute( "facility", "LOCAL2" ) > .addAttribute( "immediateFlush", true ) > .addAttribute( "newLine", true ); > > Then, after I finish creating the builder I use the > Configurator.initialize( builder.build() ) to get the LoggerContext. > > Is there any way I can access the attributes of the appender through the > LoggerContext? > > For example something like this: > > LoggerContext ctx = Configurator.initialize( builder.build() ); > > String hostname = > ctx.getConfiguration()..getAppenders().get("syslogAppender").getAttribute("host"); > > Thank you all very much for your help. > > Apostolis --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
