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Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(this.getClass().getName());
Logger audit_create = Logger.getLogger("AUDIT.create");
Logger audit_manage = Logger.getLogger("AUDIT.manage");
logger.debug("some basic dumb debugging");
if (accountCreated) {
audit_create.info("Created account: " + accountNum);
HI JAKE,
CAN YOU SEND ME A SAMPLE CODE OF THIS. OR ATLEAST SEND ME THE LINK WHICH
EXPLAINS ABOUT THIS.
Jacob Kjome wrote:
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> Loggers don't need to be named after classes. For instance, you
> could have "AUDIT.create" and "AUDIT.manage" loggers which you use to
> log applicable activ
