Am 17.12.19 um 20:41 schrieb Gary Gregory:
One downside to logging Objects is that the logging library needs to
watch out for recursion. IOW, invoking an object's toString() may end up
doing some logging itself.
Is that a different scenario than what will happen during
LOGGER.info("Sending packet: {}", packet);
?
I can imagine similar scenarios for custom Appenders and all the other
objects; these may even have serious reason to log stuff (e.g. to
diagnose issues in their own machinery).
The way out would be to just save such logging requests while a log
request is being processed.
I dimly recall having seen just that, though I don't recall details and
may have misassociated the code.
Regards,
Jo
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