Thanks Mark.
Please don't forget: we require an ICLA from you to accept your
contribution:
www.apache.org/licenses/icla.txt
If I were you, i would focus first on log4j2. To date it is not clear if
I ever manage
to get out a new log4j 1.2.18 release. This said log4j2 releases each
month at th
Well, right. My intention was primary log4j2. Both use
com.googlecode.json-simple:json-simple:1.1 as external library. I've got
also an log4j 1.2.x appender. I'll rewrite the code for both versions, so
you can decide later on, which one (or even both) you want to integrate.
2013/10/16 Gary Gregor
We are talking about two separate appenders right? Are there any jar
dependencies?
Gary
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 7:55 AM, Mark Paluch wrote:
> Hi Christian,
> yep, I'd like to contribute. The best would be as separate package, like
> flume-ng. The code started as general integration for different
Hi Christian,
yep, I'd like to contribute. The best would be as separate package, like
flume-ng. The code started as general integration for different frameworks
(log4j1.2, JUL, Logback), we could pull the interesting log4j2 stuff into a
separate codebase which complies with Apache licenses, standa
Hey Mark
this is great stuff!
Do you want to contribute it?
Not sure if should be part of the main log4j package or if we should
provide a separate package, like Log4j Integrations.
Cheers
On 14 Oct 2013, at 15:16, Mark Paluch wrote:
Hi there,
any interest on integrating a Logstash/GELF
Hi there,
any interest on integrating a Logstash/GELF Appender in log4j2? My code for the
appender is on Github: https://github.com/mp911de/logstash-gelf
Best regards,
Mark
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