Class Log4jLogFormat

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    LogFormat

    public class Log4jLogFormat
    extends AbstractRegexLogFormat
    Describes the format of a log4j log file. Should use the same string specified in the log4j.properties file for *.layout.ConversionPattern as the format pattern. See org.apache.log4j.EnhancedPatternLayout for more information on valid format patterns.
    • Constructor Detail

      • Log4jLogFormat

        public Log4jLogFormat()
        Create a log format for accessing log4j log data.
      • Log4jLogFormat

        public Log4jLogFormat​(String formatPattern)
        Create a log format for accessing log4j log data.
        Parameters:
        formatPattern - the log4j pattern that determines the schema
    • Method Detail

      • setCustomLevelDefinitions

        public void setCustomLevelDefinitions​(List<String> customLevelDefinitions)
        Sets the custom level definitions. The default level names are: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL
        Parameters:
        customLevelDefinitions - the custom level definition list
      • getCustomLevelDefinitions

        public List<String> getCustomLevelDefinitions()
        Gets the custom level definitions.
        Returns:
        the list of custom level names
      • getType

        public RecordTokenType getType()
        Description copied from interface: LogFormat
        Gets the record type associated with the format. Records produced by the associated parser or consumed by the associated formatter will be of this type.

        For many formats, this may be derived from a schema object describing the format layout.

        Returns:
        the format's record type
      • isSplittable

        public boolean isSplittable()
        Description copied from interface: LogFormat
        Indicates if the format supports parsing of subsections of a file.

        A format should only return true if it can, at least in some situations, support this sort of parsing. If a format requires reading the entire file, it must return false.

        If a format is not splittable, a file in the format cannot be parsed in parallel; however, individual files can still be parsed independently in parallel, as when reading the contents of a directory or using a file globbing pattern.

        Specified by:
        isSplittable in interface LogFormat
        Overrides:
        isSplittable in class AbstractRegexLogFormat
        Returns:
        true if the format supports parsing only a portion of the file, false otherwise