You need to call logger.log() and pass in the fully qualified name of the Util
class with a "." appended to it.
Jake
On Tue, 14 Apr 2009 23:01:19 +0200
Andy Rozman <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi !
I already asked this question once, but there were no answers then, I hope
there will be one now... I have several classes which need to use logger.
Theretically I could instantiate it in each class, but problem is that this
message must also be used in some other module (log must be displayed in my
swing applciation). So I wanted to create Util class which will a) write into
log b) send info to swing application. Problem is that when I do that, I get
that log message was created in this Util class. I need to know name and line
of class that called this Util class, how could this be done? Is there
possibility to do that?
Take care,
Andy
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