to be used.
The logging configuration is gathered in the generic.SafeConfig class
(which has become a base class for all standard tools). Loggers are not
any more static, but at least it allows this factorization.
Claude
On 11/11/2016 15:30, Nathan Bubna wrote:
+1 for logical names
+1 for logical names and a configurable base.
On Fri, Nov 11, 2016 at 6:24 AM, Claude Brisson wrote:
> In fact, the logger name (well, *base* logger name) is configurable. So we
> can both be happy: we can have the default base logger name be
> "org.apache.velocity", as like
In fact, the logger name (well, *base* logger name) is configurable. So
we can both be happy: we can have the default base logger name be
"org.apache.velocity", as like you say it is more intuitive, and people
like me willing to shorten it can still tune their config file.
But as I said, I'd
Doing only casual debugging, as long as its intuitive to set the debugging
name="foobar" name without having to dip into the code sounds great. The
package name is however the easiest to remember as its from the class you
are trying to debug (using attached source jar).
Thanks
On 11 November
And also velocity.rendering for every rendering error (including
introspector/uberspector). So here's the new list:
- velocity for the app/runtime/singleton
- velocity.event for the event cartridge
- velocity.directive, and velocity.directive.[directivename]
- velocity.parser
-
Why not, but it should be done right now to take advantage of the major
version change.
I checked quickly, and it seems like all logging backends build the
loggers hierarchy using namespaces separated with dots, which can be
class names by convention but it is not at all necessary.
I'd
+1 to using several appropriate functional names if we are picking
loggers by String rather than by Class.
On Thu, Nov 10, 2016 at 11:11 AM, Claude Brisson wrote:
> On 10/11/2016 15:56, Greg Huber wrote:
>
>> Yes it does when I use name="Velocity"
>>
>> But as you are using
Yes it does when I use name="Velocity"
But as you are using the runtime instance logger its either on or off for
the whole package. Using a per class I think enables more filtering as you
can name="org.apache.velocity.app" level="DEBUG" purely for this package
and name="org.apache.velocity"
Any module anywhere can get a logger using one of the two static methods:
Logger org.slf4j.LoggerFactory.getLogger(String loggerName)
Logger org.slf4j.LoggerFactory.getLogger(Class targetClass)
Calling one or the other is a matter of taste. It does not *have* to be
the same logger anywhere in
The name needs to be exactly Velocity which is not what I had expected,
usually its the package name format ie org.apache.velocity.
the docs suggest its org.apache.velocity.app.Velocity
This seems to be set in RuntimeInstance:
private Logger log =
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Nathan Bubna updated VELOCITY-559:
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Fix Version/s: (was: 1.6)
Log4j logging configuration guide is outdated/wrong
in 1.6, this was/is a 1.5.1 CANDIDATE
Log4j logging configuration guide is outdated/wrong
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Key: VELOCITY-559
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VELOCITY-559
Project: Velocity
Issue
666295. Leaving unresolved in case
there's a 1.5.1 release, as this should be included.
Log4j logging configuration guide is outdated/wrong
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Key: VELOCITY-559
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse
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