Hi,
Does anybody have a wonderful idea in creating a log file when a request was
send to the server?
Here is the an example code that I did (Simplified)
main program
public class MainProgram(){
:
Logger.startLog();
:
}
public class Logger() {
private Logger(){
;
}
public void startLog(){
WriteToFile wtf = new WrtiteToFile(); //in class that extends Thread
wtf.run();
wtf = null;
}
public class WriteToFile extends Threads(){
public void run() {
try {
String query = "request time: "+ new Date();
writeLog(); //method that will write to a file
}
catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("Error: "+e);
}
}
I did this logic to avoid blocking in the MainProgram(). But the Logger()
instance does not removed and keeps on filling up every time the
MainProgram() executes which takes a log of resources. So if I call the
MainProgram 10 times, it will also create 10 intance of Logger().
Hope I presented my problem clearly. Thanks
/Renz
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