Is your filter annotated with @Plugin? Does the class provide a @PluginFactory static method or a @PluginBuilderFactory builder class? How are you building your project? Because if you use your IDE instead of Maven/Gradle/etc., you also have to enable annotation processing to build up a metadata file for your plugins, or else you need to specify the package to scan for your custom plugins in the config file (e.g., <Configuration package="com.foo.plugins">). Take a look at any of the standard filters (like LevelRangeFilter) for an example of everything you need to do.
On 22 February 2016 at 18:20, Tara Czutno <javaworkingg...@gmail.com> wrote: > What configuration do I need in my log4j2.xml to use a custom Filter? > > Do I need to "register" the filter with log4j2 somehow to use it? > > Tara > -- Matt Sicker <boa...@gmail.com>
