Hello Lorenzo,
Chad is right, SLF4J is just an API. Logback is a better home for a
contribution such as yours. By the way, at Jazoon 2009, I met Aaron
Digulla who had an idea similar to yours. So, it's definitely a good
idea that we will expand upon in logback. I invite you to post your
contribution on the logback-dev mailing list.
Cheers,
Chad La Joie wrote:
SLF4J doesn't log anything. You'd probably have to add this to the
logging framwork that you wanted to use.
Lorenzo Bolzani wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to propose an enhancement for slf4j. The proposal is
described and implemented here as a patch for...ehm...log4j.
http://programmingisdead.wikidot.com/timetravel4log4j
Anyway I'm sure would be very easy to implements for slf4j too.
For those in a hurry, it's a small trick to allow "back in time
logging" raising the log level only when an error is detected
recovering messages...from the past :)
I'm sure it could be a very good killing feature: no other framework
could boast back in time logging. ;)
What do you think?
Ciao
Lorenzo
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