Re: [logback-user] Setting log LEVEL on a per basis

2012-05-06 Thread Shane Kelly
Ceki, That would certainly explain why I couldn't find any detailed info :) The RoutingAppender concept that you describe is quite interesting though - it would certainly address our particular needs. In the short term I think we'll have to go with existing logback configuration and capabilities (

Re: [logback-user] Setting log LEVEL on a per basis

2012-05-06 Thread ceki
Hi Shane, You could not have possibly be aware of RoutingAppender because it does not exist yet. For the moment, it's just an idea for solving the problem you described in your message. Browsing through logback documentation and source code should give you ideas about writing a RoutingAppender.

Re: [logback-user] Setting log LEVEL on a per basis

2012-05-05 Thread Shane Kelly
Hi Ceki, Thanks for your prompt response. I wasn't aware of routing appenders - so this is something that I shall certainly look into. My main motivation for wanting to do this was primarily so that I could control the verboseness of logging for the same logger depending on the destination appende

Re: [logback-user] Setting log LEVEL on a per basis

2012-05-05 Thread ceki
Hello Shane, There are probably multiple approaches to this problem. It should be not too difficult to write a RoutingAppender which can perform the type of routing operation you describe. Here is how the config file would look like: By the way, could you pr

[logback-user] Setting log LEVEL on a per basis

2012-05-05 Thread Shane Kelly
Folks, I've been tinkering with both log4j and more recently logback and I was wondering whether or not it is possible to configure it in such a way that it would be possible for a single logger to write to multiple appenders using different LEVEL restrictions on a per-appender-ref basis. I apprec