If I could do that, then each class could call "log (message, classname)".
Either that, or I could just have the wrapper class setup a static hashtable of loggers. When a new log request comes in, I can check the classname that's passed into the log method, and use it as lookup into the hashtable of loggers. If it's not there, make it and add it.
What do you guys think?
Also, again I ask, how does commons logging handle this, considering it is a wrapper around logging implementations?
Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen wrote:
Scovetta, Michael V wrote:
(new Throwable()).printStackTrace(pw);Depending on your JVM this might be extremely slow. Additionally the log4j people (who uses this method too) have found that some JIT's give incorrect stack traces.
Java 1.5 is rumoured to have much better facilities for this.
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