Hi, >>before logging any event. But why is there only such a method for DEBUG >>and INFO ? I am pretty sure there is a reason for not having >>isWarningEnabled(), isErrorEnabled(), and isFatalEnabled() but I cannot >>see which... Could you please enlighten me on this point ?
There's isEnabledFor(Level), which works. As a matter of practice: warnings, errors, fatals are considered in our system to be rare events, always worthy of attention, and events where logging performance is not a consideration, they must be logged. Debug statements are the opposite. They are expected to be numerous, if enabled, and logging performance is very important. Your system may have different guidelines, I just wanted to share ;) Yoav Shapira Millennium ChemInformatics
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