NOTABUG, but it doesn't look like you have a development mailing list.

I wrote up a project on doing structured logging using logstash-logback-encoder, and have been wondering if there are any other examples or written guidelines out there. Is there a repository for this?

As also described in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42059088/scala-logging-instantiating-logger-named-defined-in-logback-xml

having logger defined in logback.xml,

I can not instantiate it by

val goalProgressLogger = Logger("goal-progress-logger")

or

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Because first JDK 1.8 release was published 5.5 years ago and now I don't know any libraries, which work incorrect with JDK 1.8, maybe you can migrate your adapter to JDK 1.8?

If you do this, you could use Java 8 features, like java.time and could migrate to Spring Boot 2.2.0

Hey Mark,

maybe it's worth distinguishing out the purpose of this software, especially differentiate against:

• encoders only
• handlers only

What do you think? I see colleagues being a bit confused about what it does and when to use what. E.g. consider the STDOUT/fluentd case where no sending is needed at all.

Thanks and regards
👋 A.

Old issue items probably don't need noted any longer as no one should really be using old builds as with anything tomcat, nearly all old tomcats are vulnerable.

Also there are notes referring to my personal repo location, those should be set to the project here. Data is the same but points it to the group location instead of my personal.

see https://pages.github.com/