Second release candidate of tinylog 2.0 is out
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All JARs of tinylog are valid modules now. Thus, tinylog can be used easily in modular Java applications that are using the Java Platform Module System. For consistency, tinylog uses the new module names also as bundle names for OSGi.
| Maven Artifact | New Module/Bundle Name |
|---|---|
| tinylog-api-kotlin | org.tinylog.api.kotlin |
| tinylog-api-scala | org.tinylog.api.scala |
| jcl-tinylog | org.tinylog.api.jcl |
| log4j1.2-api | org.tinylog.api.log4j12 |
| jul-tinylog | org.tinylog.api.jul |
| jboss-tinylog | org.tinylog.api.jboss |
| slf4j-tinylog | org.tinylog.api.slf4j |
| tinylog1.3-api | org.tinylog.api.tinylog13 |
| tinylog-impl | org.tinylog.impl |
| tinylog-jul | org.tinylog.adapter.jul |
| tinylog-jboss | org.tinylog.adapter.jboss |
| tinylog-api | org.tinylog.api |
Furthermore, the placeholder {timestamp} no longer inserts an SQL timestamp but a numeric UNIX timestamp in database tables. The placeholder {date} can be used for SQL timestamps.