At 12:31 PM 5/27/03 -0500, you wrote:
Normally, loggers should be created as class static variable which are,
effectively, transient already. Why would you want instance loggers
anyway? Loggers are thread safe. Just make it static. You can deal with
creating a new logger in the readObject()
Normally, loggers should be created as class static variable which are,
effectively, transient already. Why would you want instance loggers
anyway? Loggers are thread safe. Just make it static. You can deal with
creating a new logger in the readObject() when the object is deserialized.
Jake
Howdy,
It's dangerous to stick class objects in a session object as attributes,
precisely for these serializable type problems.
The transient approach should be fine. I would skip the checking if its
null or not in every accessor method. The static initialization is
still reliable for transient
