Maybe you could fake out the getLogger() calls like
private static final class LogLogger {
public void debug(final String msg) {
LogLog.debug(msg);
}
public void warn(final String msg) {
LogLog.warn(msg);
}
public void error(final String msg, final Throwable ex) {
LogLog.error(msg, ex);
}
}
private static final LogLogger getLogger() {
return new LogLogger();
}
Done, nice suggestion. Bit clunky, but works for now.
and access the "sequence number" through another private method:
private static long getSequenceNumber(final LoggingEvent event) {
return 0;
}
I left this out. The discussion about what to do with sequence
numbers and the 1.2 tree is probably best left for a future thread.
In DBReceiverJob.java, I'm unclear why you are doing:
Object msg = null;
...
msg = rs.getString(3);
instead of:
Object msg = rs.getString(3);
I tried to leave the diffs as simple as possible. You are correct; I
just tried to limit the amount of text change.
p.s. Only my Aunt Louise gets to call me Curty
:-/ No idea what my fingers were doing there. I use the Dvorak
layout, so the 'y' is actually the 't' key on a qwerty. I can only
blame it on a high sugar condition after a can of coke.
Paul
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