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Volkan Yazici updated LOG4J2-3004:
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Description:
JsonTemplateLayout uses a static list of resolvers. While this makes it
impossible ^1^ to update the set of resolvers used for the layout, e.g., adding
new user-provided custom resolvers, it is also old fashioned. Log4j has a great
plugin system and it is leveraged by PatternLayout exactly for the same thing.
This story aims to bring this improvement to JsonTemplateLayout too.
^1^ We can still allow the injection of a custom resolver factory in the layout
configuration, but again, there is a better way to do it: plugins!
was:
JsonTemplateLayout uses a static list of resolvers. While this makes it
impossible^1^ to update the set of resolvers used for the layout, e.g., adding
new user-provided custom resolvers, it is also old fashioned. Log4j has a great
plugin system and it is leveraged by PatternLayout exactly for the same thing.
This story aims to bring this improvement to JsonTemplateLayout too.
^1^ We can still allow the injection of a custom resolver factory in the layout
configuration, but again, there is a better way to do it: plugins!
> Migrate JsonTemplateLayout static resolvers to plugins
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> Key: LOG4J2-3004
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4J2-3004
> Project: Log4j 2
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: JsonTemplateLayout
> Reporter: Volkan Yazici
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 2.15.0
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> JsonTemplateLayout uses a static list of resolvers. While this makes it
> impossible ^1^ to update the set of resolvers used for the layout, e.g.,
> adding new user-provided custom resolvers, it is also old fashioned. Log4j
> has a great plugin system and it is leveraged by PatternLayout exactly for
> the same thing. This story aims to bring this improvement to
> JsonTemplateLayout too.
> ^1^ We can still allow the injection of a custom resolver factory in the
> layout configuration, but again, there is a better way to do it: plugins!
>
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