Hi,
I have searched for this problem but haven't been successful in my quest for a
solution. I have attached the configuration used as well as the result in the
logcat output using logback and the Android Log. The logging call is the
following (where LOGGER as been obtained by using the LoggerFactory and the
configuration is in the application manifest):
if (LOGGER.isWarnEnabled()) {
LOGGER.warn("Failed to use the mark/reset, will retrieve the data again",
exception);
}
As you may notice the output is all crapped out. What am I doing wrong?
Best regards,
Duarte Silva
Your <tagEncoder> pattern should append "%nopex" [1] to suppress the stack trace.
logback silently includes %xThrowable in your pattern at the end to display the stack trace when logging a throwable [2]. This probably does not make sense for the log tag, which is meant to be short. I've created an issue for this [3] and will fix it for the next release.