Yes, logger("com.company.controllers", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false) should do it. (*Chris*) On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 8:48 AM Joud Kassem <joud.kassem79@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm upgrading my grails 2.5 app to grails 3.3.8 and started using logback, am new to it. My question is: I have long package hierarchy, for example: -----com ----------company ----------------controllers --------------------client -----------------------class1.groovy -----------------------class2.groovy -----------------------class3.groovy -----------------------class4.groovy -----------------------class5.groovy --------------------auth -----------------------class1.groovy -----------------------class2.groovy -----------------------class3.groovy -----------------------class4.groovy -----------------------class5.groovy --------------------security -----------------------class1.groovy -----------------------class2.groovy -----------------------class3.groovy -----------------------class4.groovy -----------------------class5.groovy
I want to define logger for all the controllers (all the included classes), is it possible to do something like:
logger("com.company.controllers.*", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false) ?
or I have to do like this:
logger("com.company.controllers.client", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false)
logger("com.company.controllers.auth", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false)
logger("com.company.controllers.security", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false)
What is the best solution to not repeat a lot since I have a lot of child packages.s.
Thanks in advance,
Joud
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