On Wednesday 06 July 2005 02:17, Greg Wilkins wrote:
> I can now see things like:
>
> log.error(LogSupport.FATAL,"shit happened",e);
> log.error(LogSupport.TRANSIENT,"try again",e);
>
> log.warn(LogSupport.SECURITY,"Break in attempt on port {}",port);
>
> log.debug(LogSupport.TRACE,"entered method and too lazy to use IDE");
> log.debug(LogSupport.VERBOSE,"{}",bigObject);
Great examples !
And +1 on the ignore() as well. It really communicates purpose and intent in
the code, incl making checkstyle and IDEs happy that catch clauses are not
empty. ;o)
And I could go with a trace() as well to make people happy, although I think
the name is very bad. notice() or verbose() is IMHO a lot better, sitting
between INFO and DEBUG.
Cheers
Niclas
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