This repository contains several examples to help the user with some of the more advanced Log4j features.
log4j-samples-android-
Explains how to use Log4j Core on Android.
log4j-samples-configuration-
Explains how to use a custom programmatic configuration.
log4j-samples-flume-embedded-
Explains how to use an embedded Flume agent to send logs to Apache Flume.
log4j-samples-flume-remote-
Explains how to send logs to Apache Flume.
log4j-samples-graalvm-
Explains how to use Log4j API and its implementation to create native GraalVM images.
log4j-samples-jlink-
An example of JLink custom JRE.
log4j-samples-loggerProperties-
Explains how to write a custom property lookup.
log4j-spring-cloud-config-sample-application-
An example of Spring Boot application that reads its logging configuration from a Spring Cloud Configuration Server.
This project generates Java 8 bytecode, though requires Java 11 for compilation.
You can build and test sources using ./mvnw verify command.
Please keep in mind that this project is intended for internal usage only. You can use GitHub Issues for feature requests and bug reports – not questions! See the Log4j support policy for details.
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