Trenton D. Adams wrote:
Ok, is there a way of my wrapper class starting up, and automatically detecting all the classes available in every package I specify, and then setting up loggers for each one? I mean an easy way. I could just search through all the files, and convert them to class names without the '/' or '\'.
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.
There is nothing wrong with you creating a utility class that does exactly that (except you probably want to pass a class instead of a classname - so you can pass "this" - which you then get the name for).
You may also want to investigate how JUnit discovers its testmethods.
-- Thorbjørn
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