Tag Summary |
setLogger | Sets the default Logger to use for the rest of this JSP's execution OR exports
an org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger instance as the specified EL variable. The "value"
attribute specifies either the String name of a Logger to create or an actual Logger instance.
By default, Loggers are constructed and assigned the standard
org.apache.logging.log4j.message.ParameterizedMessageFactory. The optional "factory" attribute
can be used to override the default message factory. |
ifEnabled | Conditional tag that evaluates its body only if the specified log level and
marker are enabled. |
catching | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#catching(). |
entry | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#entry(). This tag has dynamic
attributes enabled. You may specify any number of arbitrary attributes whose values
will be logged with this entry (TRACE) statement. The attribute names will be
ignored. |
exit | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#exit(). |
log | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#log(). This tag has dynamic
attributes enabled. You may specify any number of arbitrary attributes whose values will be
substituted in the String message. The "message" must be a String for this to work correctly.
See the Log4j 2 manual for more information about message parameters and substitution. Only
attribute values are used; attribute names are ignored. |
trace | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#trace(). This tag has dynamic
attributes enabled. You may specify any number of arbitrary attributes whose values will be
substituted in the String message. The "message" must be a String for this to work correctly.
See the Log4j 2 manual for more information about message parameters and substitution. Only
attribute values are used; attribute names are ignored. |
debug | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#debug(). This tag has dynamic
attributes enabled. You may specify any number of arbitrary attributes whose values will be
substituted in the String message. The "message" must be a String for this to work correctly.
See the Log4j 2 manual for more information about message parameters and substitution. Only
attribute values are used; attribute names are ignored. |
info | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#info(). This tag has dynamic
attributes enabled. You may specify any number of arbitrary attributes whose values will be
substituted in the String message. The "message" must be a String for this to work correctly.
See the Log4j 2 manual for more information about message parameters and substitution. Only
attribute values are used; attribute names are ignored. |
warn | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#warn(). This tag has dynamic
attributes enabled. You may specify any number of arbitrary attributes whose values will be
substituted in the String message. The "message" must be a String for this to work correctly.
See the Log4j 2 manual for more information about message parameters and substitution. Only
attribute values are used; attribute names are ignored. |
error | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#error(). This tag has dynamic
attributes enabled. You may specify any number of arbitrary attributes whose values will be
substituted in the String message. The "message" must be a String for this to work correctly.
See the Log4j 2 manual for more information about message parameters and substitution. Only
attribute values are used; attribute names are ignored. |
fatal | Equivalent of org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger#fatal(). This tag has dynamic
attributes enabled. You may specify any number of arbitrary attributes whose values will be
substituted in the String message. The "message" must be a String for this to work correctly.
See the Log4j 2 manual for more information about message parameters and substitution. Only
attribute values are used; attribute names are ignored. |
dump | Displays all variables bound to the specified scope. |