that would depend on your logging requirements.
 
I prefer log4j for simple logging. log4j has several different kinds of appenders which can save the logs to a file, db, or to jms.
 
you could use jdk1.4.2 logging api, but it's not as good as log4j in my biased opinion.
 


Chirag Mehta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Guys,

I am currently evaluating whether or not to use Jess in a project I am
working on. What is the best way to log the decision a Jess application
arrives at? i.e What rules it has gone through to come to that decision?

Is it an effecient logging procedure?

Cheers and thanks in advance

Chirag

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