Dear all,
I have a bunch of loosely related class files that I distrubute in a single
jar. So, for instance I have Foo.java and Bar.java, where there is not
top-level init() for the library. I also want to use log4j to replace the
antiquated not-quite-logging system that is in this code. I'm wondering what's
the best-practice way to do this.
>From what I can see, it's best to create a ProjectLogger with a static
>initialiser
public class ProjectLogger {
static {
Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(ProjectLogger.class.getName());
BasicConfigurator.configure();
}
static void doInit() {}
}
Then importing this into each of Foo.java and Bar.java.
Foo.java:
import ProjectLogger;
pubilc class Foo {
static {
ProjectLogger.doInit();
Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(Foo.class.getName());
}
...
}
and so forth.
This is not pretty as you need the ProjectLogger.init() in each file. However,
does this concur with best practice? Or is it a bit insane?
--
Aidan
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