Hi, with "type safe logging" you are referring to typed loggers like implemented in Solder, right? In this case you could perhaps add a sentence what type safe logging actually is. I don't think that everybody knows that.
Christian 2012/1/12 Ken Finnigan <[email protected]> > As per today's Seam meeting, below is a draft of an email I'll send to the > DeltaSpike mailing list to re ignite the logging discussion, as it is on > hold at present. > > Please provide feedback on content and language used, as I want this to > get the discussion off on the right foot. > > Ken > > ============================= > All, > > As we approach a 0.1 release of DeltaSpike, congratulations to everyone on > the good work so far, I feel it's a good time to begin discussing how we > want to handle logging within DeltaSpike. I certainly don't expect this > discussion to result in code for 0.1, but the earlier we begin this > discussion, then it increases the likelihood of it being ready for 0.2 > > Having been heavily involved in the logging work for Solder, I know the > pain that can be experienced in not getting it right, and also how long it > can take to get right. > > I see that there are several goals that we want for logging in DeltaSpike: > > 1. Make it simple for both extension writers and end users. If it's > too difficult to implement, use or even get right, then we'll frustrate and > alienate developers. > 2. It must perform. We don't want to introduce large overhead to > logging. > 3. There should be an option to allow/provide type safe logging. > 4. An end user should be able to have DeltaSpike log against whichever > logging library they want to utilize in their application. We can > certainly support a specific framework as a default, but it's important to > allow a developer to have the same control over how DeltaSpike is logged as > their own application. > > Thoughts? > > Regards > > Ken Finnigan > > ============================ > > > > _______________________________________________ > seam-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/seam-dev > > -- Christian Kaltepoth Blog: http://chkal.blogspot.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/chkal
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