See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| LogEventBridge<T extends InputStream> |
Reads
LogEvents from the given input stream and logs them as they are discovered on the given logger. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractLogEventBridge<T extends InputStream> |
Abstract class for implementations of
LogEventBridge. |
| AbstractSocketServer<T extends InputStream> |
Abstract socket server for TCP and UDP implementations.
|
| AbstractSocketServer.CommandLineArguments | |
| AbstractSocketServer.ServerConfigurationFactory |
Factory that creates a Configuration for the server.
|
| InputStreamLogEventBridge |
Reads and logs
LogEvents from an InputStream. |
| JmsServer |
LogEventListener server that receives LogEvents over a JMS
Destination. |
| JsonInputStreamLogEventBridge |
Reads and logs JSON
LogEvents from an InputStream.. |
| ObjectInputStreamLogEventBridge |
Reads and logs serialized
LogEvent objects from an ObjectInputStream. |
| SecureTcpSocketServer<T extends InputStream> |
Listens for events over a secure socket connection (SSL/TLS).
|
| TcpSocketServer<T extends InputStream> |
Listens for Log4j events on a TCP server socket and passes them on to Log4j.
|
| TcpSocketServer.CommandLineArguments | |
| UdpSocketServer<T extends InputStream> |
Listens for Log4j events on a datagram socket and passes them on to Log4j.
|
| XmlInputStreamLogEventBridge |
Reads and logs
LogEvents from an InputStream. |
LogEvents. It is recommended
to consider using the Flume Appender
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