James Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Consider two turbine views running withing the same servlet container. I
>want all logging for view A to be logged to a database, and all the logs
>for the other view to a specific file.
>This is not feasible with the factory / singleton logging idiom since
>the logger is tied to the class.
Huh?
consider a user specific property called "wantDbLogging".
Boolean wantDbLogging = (Boolean) data.getUser().getTemp("wantDbLogging");
Log log = LogFactory.getLogger(wantDbLogging.booleanValue() ? "dbLog" : "normalLog");
[...]
log.debug("foo");
I can even flip that boolean switch at runtime.
(actual method names might vary slightly but you get the point).
Commons Logging is _NOT_ "write everything onto the class name based
logger". This is just the most convenient approach.
[..]
>Does that make any sense?
No, sorry. :-) Or I didn't understand you.
Regards
Henning
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