Package org.apache.logging.log4j.core.appender.db.jdbc

The JDBC Appender supports writing log events to a relational database using standard JDBC connections.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
ConnectionSource	Configuration element for JdbcAppender.

Class Summary

Class	Description
AbstractConnectionSource
AbstractDriverManagerConnectionSource	A ConnectionSource that uses a JDBC connection string, a user name, and a password to call DriverManager.getConnection(String, String, String).
AbstractDriverManagerConnectionSource.Builder<B extends AbstractDriverManagerConnectionSource.Builder<B>>	Builds DriverManagerConnectionSource instances.
ColumnConfig	A configuration element used to configure which event properties are logged to which columns in the database table.
ColumnConfig.Builder
DataSourceConnectionSource	A JdbcAppender connection source that uses a DataSource to connect to the database.
DriverManagerConnectionSource	A ConnectionSource that uses a JDBC connection string, a user name, and a password to call DriverManager.getConnection(String, String, String).
DriverManagerConnectionSource.Builder<B extends DriverManagerConnectionSource.Builder<B>>	Builds DriverManagerConnectionSource instances.
FactoryMethodConnectionSource	A JdbcAppender connection source that uses a public static factory method to obtain a Connection or DataSource.
JdbcAppender	This Appender writes logging events to a relational database using standard JDBC mechanisms.
JdbcAppender.Builder<B extends JdbcAppender.Builder<B>>
JdbcDatabaseManager	An AbstractDatabaseManager implementation for relational databases accessed via JDBC.

Package org.apache.logging.log4j.core.appender.db.jdbc Description

The JDBC Appender supports writing log events to a relational database using standard JDBC connections. You will need a JDBC driver on your classpath for the database you wish to log to.