Re: Logger singleton or abstractpattern method

[Karthikeyan M]

Are you not trying to use standard logging tools like log4j? Log4j has
options to make logging asynchronous, so you really don't have to worry
about performance upfront. BTW, you can use singletons or static methods
to achieve your logging, but you may also want to include the
information about the class from which you are logging in the log
messages. Depending on what you use, there are more than one way to
achieve this.
-karthik.

Murali Mohan wrote:

Hi,
I think  Singleton keep the clients in Queue.  Is it a good practice????
thanks,
Murali
CharanKumar wrote:



I suggest u to continue to use Singleton rather than Factory pattern.  You
just need to use the interface of singleton and is written into Log files...
Why do u want to create many objects for logging.   I strongly suggest that
you go ahead with Singleton pattern...
Other members can debate on this...

-Charan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Murali Mohan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 11:14 AM
Subject: Logger singleton or abstractpattern method


Hi I am using  Singleton Pattern for Logger object.

is it better or using  Factory for  Logger????????
If I use factory  it creats somany objects.
Thanks,
Murali



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