This document contains documentation for the contextlogger-connectors module. Click here to get an overview about the TracEE Context-Logger.
The tracEE context logger supports writing to the log files per default. But its also possible to write the context log information to other kind of targets. This can be done via connectors provided by the submodules of this module or by enabling to to implement custom connectors.
| Module | Usage |
|---|---|
| connector-api | Provides an api for developing custom connectors |
| http-connector | Provides a connector that sends contextual log information via HTTP to another system |
Connectors can be configured by defining system properties using the following simple configuration schema.
io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.<CONNECTOR NAME>.class=<CONNECTORS FULL QUALIFIED CLASS NAME>
io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.<CONNECTOR NAME>.<CONNECTOR SPECIFIC PROPERTY NAMES>=<PROPERTY VALUE>
Here is a small example that configures two Http connectors:
io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.httpConnector1.class=io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.http.HttpConnector
io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.httpConnector1.url=http://localhost:8080/target
io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.httpConnector1.basicAuth.user=user
io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.httpConnector1.basicAuth.password=passwd
io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.httpConnector2.class=io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.http.HttpConnector
io.tracee.contextlogger.connector.httpConnector2.url=http://localhost:8090/anotherTarget