Yes, you're absolutely correct. Up until now my "ROT" was pure line count -- if just one, don't bother with the isDebugEnabled(). But now I see the need to also check the parameter supplied. BTW, if you're making changes to the code today if you can take care of this it would be appreciated. Else I'll return it when I next make a CVS commit.
Thanks, Glen ----- Original Message ----- > > General rule of thumb: Always surround a debug log statement with a > isDebugEnabled() check if the log statement is non-trivial (i.e. > not a simple constant String). >
