On 14-09-2022 10:57, Carsten Klein wrote:
this.LOGGER = logger != null ? logger
: org.geotools.util.logging.Logging.getLogger(this.getClass());
}
Also, I've changed the LOGGER variable from private to protected, in
order to use it from the subclass.
Don't do this, just create a private LOGGER in your subclass; it will
make life easier than when passing one around.
also I'm not sure I understand the reason for injecting the jsonp
boolean as it is a protected variable you can just access it in the
subclass to do what you need?..
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