You would want to create an Appender that publishes to registered listeners.
Log4j currently doesn’t have one but it would be pretty simple to create one.
Ralph
> On Feb 2, 2018, at 6:09 AM, Tushar Kapila <tgkp...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Am sure this has been asked before but i could not find code that works
>
> Looking for an example of code where there is no UI. Batch mode, give a
> file path, a config file (log4j2),
> get call backs of log events read to a listener method. Possible in
> chainsaw or other FOSS?
>
> Psudedo code:
>
> Set it up:
> File myLogFile = new File("path/a.log")
> File myConfigFile = new File("path/log4j.xml")
> myListener listr = new MyLsitenter();
>
> theLibrary.process(listr, myConfigFile, myLogFile);
>
> In the listener
>
> public void onEvnt(LogRecord logRecord){
> logRecord.getDate();
> logRecord.getThread()
> logRecord.getLevel();
> logRecord.getMessage() ; //could be multiline too,etc
>
> --
> Regards
> Tushar Kapila
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