Take advantage of java.util.logging functionality for non-J2ME platforms.
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Key: DERBY-3481
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-3481
Project: Derby
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: Services
Reporter: Daniel John Debrunner
Priority: Minor
The ability to expose Derby's logging through java.util.logging has many
benefits due to the standard nature of the jvm's logging including facilities
such as rotating log files.
A set of logical operations on InfoStreams that mirrored a sub-set of
java.util.logging.Logger would provide benefits such as dynamic changing the
level of the log information, including through standard JMX platform MBeans
allowing other code to add handlers to Derby's logging etc.
E.g. warning(), info(), config(), throwing() with the latter replacing the
functionality of ErrorStringBuilder.
Note that java.util.logging is not supported on J2ME/CDC/Foundation thus there
would need to be two InfoStreams implementations, one that forwarded calls to
java.util.logging and one that works as current.
Ideal project for incremental development, add a single method (e.g. config)
and adapt a few logging calls to that as a first step and then proceed to add
more functionality.
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