This response indicates that you didn’t read my email.
Please re-read that.
Ralph
> On Feb 18, 2020, at 8:57 AM, EDMONDO SENA wrote:
>
> Hi Ralph,
>
> in log4j2 there are no the following packages:
>
> AbsoluteTimeDateFormat.ISO8601_DATE_FORMAT
> AbsoluteTimeDateFormat.ABS_TIME_DATE_FORMAT
If you’re using those in your code as normal date time formatting logic,
I’d recommend looking at java.time in Java 8. If you’re configuring the
pattern layout or similar with the log event time stamp, then that’s all
documented here:
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/2.x/manual/layouts.html#PatternL
Hi Ralph,
Below are not available in log4j2 and what is the equivalent ?
AbsoluteTimeDateFormat.ISO8601_DATE_FORMAT
AbsoluteTimeDateFormat.ABS_TIME_DATE_FORMAT
AbsoluteTimeDateFormat.DATE_AND_TIME_DATE_FORMAT
ISO8601DateFormat
AbsoluteTimeDateFormat
DateTimeDateFormat
Can you help me with an
Hi Ralph,
in log4j2 there are no the following packages:
AbsoluteTimeDateFormat.ISO8601_DATE_FORMAT
AbsoluteTimeDateFormat.ABS_TIME_DATE_FORMAT
AbsoluteTimeDateFormat.DATE_AND_TIME_DATE_FORMAT
ISO8601DateFormat
AbsoluteTimeDateFormat
DateTimeDateFormat
What is the equivalent ?
How is it possi
When performing a migration the first step should be to itemize all the
customizations you made to Log4j 1.x and what their purpose was. Log4j 2 has
more capabilities and a different architecture so there are likely to be
completely different ways of solving the problem. Rather than asking how t
