Hello Dan,
TurboFilters are added to the logger context. You can get hold of any
installed tubo filter by searching in the list returned by
LoggerContext.getTurboFilterList(). Once you have the turbo filter
instance, you could reconfigure it as desired and invoke its start()
method. You are d
Unfortunately that won't fly either. Config file is embedded in the package
and the system is tightly locked down. We need to be able to change it via
some remote mechanism - HTTP, JMX etc.
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On Apr 12, 2012, at 17:37, Ralph Goers wrote:
You need to use Logback's ability to re
You need to use Logback's ability to reconfigure itself to change the value at
runtime. Just set scan="true" and change the file.
Ralph
On Apr 12, 2012, at 6:01 AM, Dan Cripe wrote:
> Thanks Ralph, but after reading the user guide and java docs I'm not seeing
> how I can adjust this value at
Thanks Ralph, but after reading the user guide and java docs I'm not seeing how
I can adjust this value at run time (only that I can set multiple values).
Basically, if there's a problem reported, I want to be able to use JMX or some
other means to tell log back to start logging all messages fo
Use the DynamicThresholdFilter.
Ralph
On Apr 11, 2012, at 9:20 AM, Dan Cripe wrote:
> Hi- I'd like to leverage the MDCFilter TurboFilter, but I need to be able to
> change the "value" element at runtime. Basically, if a specific user is
> having trouble, I want to set their logs to show up as
Hi- I'd like to leverage the MDCFilter TurboFilter, but I need to be able to
change the "value" element at runtime. Basically, if a specific user is having
trouble, I want to set their logs to show up as DEBUG while the remainder of
the logs show up as INFO. Is there a way (preferably using JM
