Hi,
cat.debug("message")and friends works on most appservers. What the
spesification says is that you can't open a file input/outputstream directly
from an ejb and this is because of portability. So output to screen should
always be possible from an ejb.
And this is what log4j does its realy just a System.out whit dynamic filters
on it.
Regards,
Torgeir
-----Original Message-----
From: Yves Bossel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 12:18 PM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: Using Log4j With Orion
We also use log4j.
A servlet makes the initialization, by reading the configuration file.
It is has been of great help:
1. It avoids tons of System.out
2. When we have a problem we just turn on debugging on the desired category.
This has proven very usefull when refactoring classes.
Hint: use log4j with JSP, it may save you a lot of debugging time. We use
one category per page i.e. "jsp.<dir>.<dir>.page"
Could anyone give me some clues about NDC, i.e. how to use it, what is the
value of it, and its cost ?
May I use directly cat.debug("message") or have I to use JMS ... I heard
that the app server is not obliged to open a stream ?
Thanks,
Yves Bossel,
Programmer - Neoris.com
