Shane, Were you able to make progress on this issue? On 15.12.2012 01:56, Shane Kelly wrote:
Ralph,
Thanks for your suggestion - after a quick skim through the documentation it certainly looks like markers may provide the behaviour I'm looking for - will give that a try.
Regards,
Shane
On 15 December 2012 00:21, Ralph Goers <rgoers@apache.org <mailto:rgoers@apache.org>> wrote:
Use a Marker. Then set a Marker filter to always accept events with that Marker.
Ralph
On Dec 14, 2012, at 2:42 PM, Shane Kelly wrote:
> Folks, > > Just wondering if there is a capability within Logback for writing a log message regardless of whatever log level has been set in configuration. Consider the scenario where I want my web application to output some diagnostic information at startup or shutdown - for example, the Web Application version, build date etc. If I were to set the log level of these messages to be TRACE, DEBUG, or INFO then its possible they may never be displayed since the app may typically be configured to run with a log level of WARN. Similarly, I don't want to set the log level of the messages to WARN, ERROR or FATAL in order to ensure that they do get displayed since they're not really error messages, and if we monitor the log files for WARN, ERROR or FATAL messages then this would trigger a false positive. > > So, is there some way to force a message to be logged at all times, independently of log level? Or some way to achieve this effect via existing configuration. Arguably I suppose this is bending the rules slightly, in that it could be abused - why offer the ability to filter certain log levels if an application can override/ignore them - but perhaps this is something which could be configurable/switchable? > > Regards, > > Shane
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