It's not a hamtasc feature. The main logger broadcasts the log messages to its listeners. Probably as2lib works similar. But what makes the difference is that the app code doesn't need a reference to the logging classes. So copletely switching tracing on and off can be done by changing the commandline.



On 3/24/06, erixtekila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Here is a little excerpt from my ant build script:
>> <arg value="-trace"/><arg value="zeroi.logging.LoggerClass.log"/>
>> <arg value="zeroi/logging/LoggerClass"/>
>> <arg value="zeroi/logging/TextFieldLoggerListenerClass"/>
>> <arg value="zeroi/logging/XRayLoggerListenerClass"/>
>> <arg value="zeroi/logging/SOSLoggerListenerClass"/>

mtasc allows multiple classes to take trace output or is it a hamtasc
feature ?

Another possibility is to use an ala log4J framework to handle with
different loggers.
as2lib uses the differents logging solution around I think… perhaps not
SOS btw.

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