RE: How see the methode-name in the Logefile

[Kenji Konaka]

hi! - slightly related:

is it possible to identify each of the object instances
involved in the method invocation chain? that is, if
I've had a log code like this:

public class Abc {
    static void x() {
        log();
    }
    static class B {
        void y() { 
            x(); 
        }
    }
    static class A {
        void z() {
            new B().y();
        }
    }
    static public void main(String[] args) {
        new A().z();
    }
    static void log() {
        // do the actual logging - ...but for now:
        new Throwable().printStackTrace();
    }
}

I may obtain something like this with the standard code:

java -classpath . Abc

java.lang.Throwable
        at Abc.log(Abc.java:20)
        at Abc.x(Abc.java:3)
        at Abc$B.y(Abc.java:7)
        at Abc$A.z(Abc.java:12)
        at Abc.main(Abc.java:16)

what I would like to do _now_ is to obtain a (log)
output which may look like this:

java.lang.Throwable
        at Abc.log(Abc.java:20)
        at Abc.x(Abc.java:3)
        at Abc$B.y(Abc.java:7) -- Abc$B@4b222f
        at Abc$A.z(Abc.java:12) -- Abc$A@2f6684
        at Abc.main(Abc.java:16)


(sorry - that this sounds an awful lot like a FAQ...)
regards,
kenji

 > From: "Timothy Mulle'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
 > Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 08:09:50 -0400
 > 
 > Freidii,
 >  
 > use the %M character in your patternlayout...take a look at the
 > PatternLayout javadocs for the complete list.
 >  
 > - Tim

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