On 3/6/06, Roland Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, maybe I'm a little behind on those modern techniques. The last thing > I heard was that aspects can add things at the beginning or end of methods, > but not within. In other words, aspects would give me entry/exit traces. > Those are the traces I hardly care about. They mostly are textual noise > that drowns the important information in the log.
Agreed. > What I want to use, and what I am using on an almost daily basis at work, > are traces within a method that tell me whether the code executes the > ... > expect multithreading problems to be the major part of problems with > http-async (assuming that anyone is going to use it in the first place :-) > Neither do I trust sophisticated, nebulous applications to instrument my > code with really useful trace logging, because only I (or other humans > that dig into the source code) know where the few crucial parts of the > code are, and what information needs to be logged in order to trace their > behavior with little noise. Yes, this cannot really be done without a logging package. As I mentioned, seems like http-async will need logging. Mike --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
