I’m sorry but it seems can not work.
On 11 Apr 2017, 23:08 +0800, Matt Sicker , wrote:
> appender.k.type = Kafka
> appender.k.name = kafka
> appender.k.topic = xxx
> appender.k.layout.type = PatternLayout
> appender.k.layout.pattern = %message
> appender.k.property.bootstrap.servers = :9092
>
> At
I’m sorry but it seems can not work.
On Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 11:08 PM, Matt Sicker wrote:
> appender.k.type = Kafka
> appender.k.name = kafka
> appender.k.topic = xxx
> appender.k.layout.type = PatternLayout
> appender.k.layout.pattern = %message
> appender.k.property.bootstrap.servers = :9092
>
> Hi, all
> I notice that the logs produced by log4j2 can be written into Kafka.
> I want to know if the log4j2 configuration file written in .properties?
> If it can, how do i name the ‘properties’ in .xml as flowing:
>
>
>
Hi, all
I notice that the logs produced by log4j2 can be written into Kafka.
I want to know if the log4j2 configuration file written in .properties?
If it can, how do i name the ‘properties’ in .xml as flowing:
> Hi, all
> I notice that the logs produced by log4j2 can be written into Kafka.
> I want to know if the log4j2 configuration file written in .properties?
> If it can, how do i name the ‘properties’ in .xml as flowing:
>
>
>
appender.k.type = Kafka
appender.k.name = kafka
appender.k.topic = xxx
appender.k.layout.type = PatternLayout
appender.k.layout.pattern = %message
appender.k.property.bootstrap.servers = :9092
At least that looks like it should work. Rename "k" to whatever you want as
it's mostly a way to keep a f
Hi, all
I notice that the logs produced by log4j2 can be written into Kafka.
I want to know if the log4j2 configuration file written in .properties?
If it can, how do i name the ‘properties’ in .xml as flowing: