[slf4j-user] Query regarding support for MDC JUL logging within SLF4J

[Abdul Hussain]

For some time now I've used the default java logging library
java.util.logging for logging tomcat 8 with many thousands of logger
messages through SLF4J. Now with the need to append to each log message
thread specific information, MDC seems ideal, unfortunately it seems to be
unsupported for JUL.

>From looking through the code specifically *BasicMDCAdapter* and
*Log4jMDCAdapter*, am I right in assuming that for JUL, at most, I can
retrieve MDC values but would then need to output them separately from the
logger message. unlike log4j where the template can simply be changed to
append MDC values to all log messages?

Does SLF4J provide any support to globally amend log messages given the
limitations of the logging framework?

I'm open to suggestions for alternatives.

Regards,
Abdul Haseeb Hussain

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