I recall searching the mail archives and finding 2 or 3 threads for
retrieving all loggers in a JVM (equivalent of
LogManager.getCurrentLoggers), but I could not find these threads any more.
It looks like there is no direct convenient API to achieve that. Is this
changed lately? Can somebody pos
ally be measuring a
> partially async and partially synchronous logging.
>
> One final note: are you aware that Log4J2 natively supports SLF4J-style
> formatting? e.g. logger.info("hi {}", "world!");
>
> Overall, I was happy to see that your results are similar t
ed to see your benchmarking code and results. Is it
> possible for you to share them?
>
> Remko
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On 2013/09/29, at 7:58, Michael Zhou wrote:
> >
> > The micro-benchmark testing I wrote to compare Log4j 1 and 2 shows
> > considerabl
The micro-benchmark testing I wrote to compare Log4j 1 and 2 shows
considerable performance gain in favor of Log4j 2. I have only one request
for your consideration: simplifying the way to get all loggers in the
system and set/reset logging levels for certain loggers. This is very easy
to do in L
