I was using Spring 4.X.X and used the below setup to configure Log4j. Now am upgrading it to Spring 5.0.2 where the Log4jConfigurer
class has been removed. How
The Log4JConfigurer
was required for non default Log4j initialisation e.g. if using a custom config file name/location but your config file is located in the default location: classpath:log4j.properties
so you can simply remove the Log4jConfigurer
declaration and Spring will auto discover your log4j.properties
.
There is one possible caveat here; Spring 5 uses Log4j v2 (following Apache's EOL declaration for log4j 1.x) so as long as you are using Log4j v2 then Spring 5 will auto detect it and your log4j.properties
file without any need to declare a Log4JConfigurer
. If you are not currently using Log4j v2 then I think you'll need to upgrade since Spring 5 does not support the use of Log4j v1.x.