In Apache, %t evaluates to something like [10/Oct/2000:13:55:36 -0700].
In Logback, %t evaluates to something like 18/11/2013:18:17:45 -0600 (note that brackets aren't part of the formatted output)
Thus, it makes sense that the Apache documentation has no brackets while the Logback documentation does.
This task seems like it could be closed. (Though, it seems that the AccessPatternLayout is either incorrectly documented or has a bug, since ISO8601 is supposed to be the default but it isn't)
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In Apache, %t evaluates to something like [10/Oct/2000:13:55:36 -0700].
In Logback, %t evaluates to something like 18/11/2013:18:17:45 -0600 (note that brackets aren't part of the formatted output)
Thus, it makes sense that the Apache documentation has no brackets while the Logback documentation does.
This task seems like it could be closed. (Though, it seems that the AccessPatternLayout is either incorrectly documented or has a bug, since ISO8601 is supposed to be the default but it isn't)