I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but it looks like the custom ajax AjaxAppender will only work if you have a batch size > 1. Can you take a look at this and let me know why this is an issue, and or, if this is a expected?
private initializeLogger() {
this.rootlogger = this.JL('tss');
const beforeSendExample = (xhr) => {
xhr.setRequestHeader('X-Correlation-Id', this.correlationService.current.id);
};
this.ajaxAppender = JL.createAjaxAppender('ajaxAppenderTss');
this.ajaxAppender.setOptions({
level : JL.getAllLevel(),
sendWithBufferLevel : JL.getErrorLevel(),
storeInBufferLevel : -2147483648,
bufferSize : 0, // buffering switch off by default
batchSize : 1, // ------------------------------- DOES NOT WORK
// batchSize : 2, // ------------------------------- This does work.
maxBatchSize : 20,
batchTimeout : 2147483647,
sendTimeout : 5000,
beforeSend: beforeSendExample
});
this.consoleAppender = JL.createConsoleAppender('consoleAppenderTss');
this.rootlogger = this.rootlogger.setOptions({
level: JL.getAllLevel(),
appenders: [this.ajaxAppender, this.consoleAppender]
});
}
I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but it looks like the custom ajax AjaxAppender will only work if you have a batch size > 1. Can you take a look at this and let me know why this is an issue, and or, if this is a expected?