On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, Ted Husted wrote:
Scott Ganyo wrote:
P.S. Shouldn't the other Jakarta projects (Struts, Tomcat, etc.) do the
same?
That would be up to the individual Committers to each Jakarta project.
Them that does the work makes the decisions.
There is current discussion on
In general, I would say a framework like Struts should provide for
different logging technologies to be plugged in, but to standardize on
any particular implementation --- ahhh, that way lies Borg ;-)
Actually, logging is one of the places that I (personally) think that a
Hi All,
The Logging Mechanism provided in the Struts framework is accessible to the
Java Components that have access to ActionServlet instance. Struts does not
define the Logging mechanism for the Components that are Isolated from the
Struts framework but are part of the application being
, ERROR, etc.), an
object, method, message, and other parameters for each message logged.
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Subject: Loggig Mechanism in Struts
Hi All,
The Logging Mechanism provided in the Struts framework
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Subject: RE: Loggig Mechanism in Struts
We wrote our own logging object that logs messages either to
the console or a
log file as specified in a properties file or web.xml. I
beleive there are
logging tools out there that help with this, but we just
wrote our own for now.
Our tool
Scott Ganyo wrote:
P.S. Shouldn't the other Jakarta projects (Struts, Tomcat, etc.) do the
same?
That would be up to the individual Committers to each Jakarta project.
Them that does the work makes the decisions.
In general, I would say a framework like Struts should provide for
different
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