mstover12003/05/29 06:33:57
Modified:src/components/org/apache/jmeter/modifiers/gui
UserParametersGui.java
src/core/org/apache/jmeter/gui
AbstractJMeterGuiComponent.java GuiPackage.java
Given that changing the logging category would mean changes to all source
files that use logs, it seems to me that it might be worth taking the
opportunity to start using the Commons Logging wrapper interface.
This offers more flexibility, e.g. choice of logging package at run-time.
But it does
There is a LoggingManager class in the jorphan code that I use that's really simple,
and it has
a public method you can call to change the priority for any category at runtime. It
just needs
to be made static and you have exactly what you want.
Furthermore, all classes currently have some
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Yes, thanks, agreed - that would simplify/rationalise the logging using
Avalon logkit.
But it would not allow the use of LOG4J or Java 1.4 logging without
edit/recompile, AFAIK.
For most source files, the changes to convert to Commons Logging would be
very similar to those needed to tidy up the
On 30 May 2003 at 11:41, BAZLEY, Sebastian wrote:
Yes, thanks, agreed - that would simplify/rationalise the logging using
Avalon logkit.
But it would not allow the use of LOG4J or Java 1.4 logging without
edit/recompile, AFAIK.
For most source files, the changes to convert to Commons
Hello,
I don't have a strong opinion about this, although personally I like
Log4J. However, my general opinion is that using Commons Logging is
great for library code, since this makes it possible to use the same
logging setup for several libraries used by one application. But when
On 30 May 2003 at 14:15, Jeremy Arnold wrote:
Hello,
[snip]
For making changes to the call to getLoggerFor( ) for all of the
classes, it might be easier for one of the committers to do this
directly, rather than dealing with patches.
That's very true.
-Mike
BAZLEY,
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