GitHub user ppkarwasz added a comment to the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
If you chose the `-MM-dd HH:mm:ss,SSS` format because it was one of the few
formats optimized for low garbage generation by `FixedDateFormat`, it's worth
noting that this limitati
GitHub user ppkarwasz added a comment to the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
You might consider a different approach to keep the date format consistent
between your application output and Log4j logs.
Here’s a flexible strategy:
1. **Define a shared default fo
GitHub user ashr123 edited a comment on the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
in addition, why can't all the named patterns be an enum with 3 fields (base
pattern, compact postfix and non-compact postfix) and a getter with `boolean
compact` parameter that return
GitHub user ashr123 edited a comment on the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
Yes, certainly right now I execute the following code:
```java
private static final DateTimeFormatter DATE_TIME_FORMATTER =
DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(
FixedDateFor
GitHub user ashr123 edited a comment on the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
Yes, certainly right now I execute the following code:
```java
private static final DateTimeFormatter DATE_TIME_FORMATTER =
DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(
FixedDateFor
GitHub user ashr123 added a comment to the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
Yes, certainly right now I execute the following code:
```java
private static final DateTimeFormatter DATE_TIME_FORMATTER =
DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(
FixedDateForm
GitHub user ppkarwasz added a comment to the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
> I'm not trying to introspect anything, but I do `println` (in addition to
> logs) some data I got from `HttpClient` and I'm printing dates (as
> Last-Modified) with the default patt
GitHub user ashr123 edited a comment on the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
in addition, why can't all the named patterns be an enum with 3 fields (base
pattern, compact postfix and non-compact postfix) and a getter with `boolean
compact` parameter that return
GitHub user ashr123 edited a comment on the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
in addition, why can't all the named patterns be an enum with 3 fields (base
pattern, compact postfix and non-compact postfix) and a getter with `boolean
compact` parameter that return
GitHub user ashr123 edited a comment on the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
in addition, why can't all the named patterns be an enum with 3 fields (base
pattern, compact postfix and non-compact postfix) and a getter with `boolean
compact` parameter that return
GitHub user ashr123 edited a comment on the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
in addition, why can't all the named patterns be an enum with 3 fields (base
pattern, compact postfix and non-compact postfix) and a getter with `boolean
compact` parameter that return
GitHub user ashr123 added a comment to the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
in addition, why can't all the named patterns be an enum with 3 fields (base
pattern, compact postfix and non-compact postfix) and a getter with `boolean
compact` parameter that returns
GitHub user ashr123 added a comment to the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
by the way, I've noticed that in
`org.apache.logging.log4j.core.pattern.DatePatternConverter#decodeNamedPattern`,
inside the switch-case `case "DEFAULT"`, you're using it again instead
GitHub user ashr123 edited a comment on the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
I'm not trying to introspect anything, but I do `println` (in addition to logs)
some data I got from `HttpClient` and I'm printing dates (as Last-Modified)
with the default pattern cau
GitHub user ashr123 added a comment to the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
I'm not trying to introspect anything, but I do `println` (in addition to logs)
some data I got from `HttpClient` and I'm printing dates (as Last-Modified)
with the default pattern caus
GitHub user ppkarwasz added a comment to the discussion: Getting current
date-time format (or default format)
Thanks for the question!
Could you tell us more about your use case? For example, are you trying to
introspect the effective Log4j Core configuration at runtime, or are you
attemptin
GitHub user FreeAndNil added a comment to the discussion: Support for template
names
Thanks for the detailed explanation and the sample app.
I believe there might be a misunderstanding regarding how log4net handles
message templates. The kind of structured logging you're describing (e.g.,
us
GitHub user martinRocks added a comment to the discussion: Support for template
names
Thank you for the quick reply. I have created a small demo app for how I have
things configured. If I have anything set wrong, please let me know. I hope
this helps explain my problem. I am surprised tha
GitHub user FreeAndNil added a comment to the discussion: Support for template
names
I am not aware of a possible solution to your problem.
@gdziadkiewicz do you have an idea?
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/logging-log4net/discussions/261#discussioncomment-13599719
This is an au
GitHub user martinRocks edited a discussion: Support for template names
When will log4net allow the use of template names? For example, a log message
like this:
```_log.InfoFormat("Started {time}", DateTime.Now);```
so that the message comes out in Json format like this:
```
{
"date": "2025-
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