Thx for the discussion Stefano.
(see my comments in line).
As Norman, I will look to the Monitor usage in mime4j and we could try
to go that way with a Slf4jLoggerAdapter provided in protocols-api (btw,
this will have as consequence to re-add the dependency to slf4j in
protocols-api's pom).
Eric
On 02/01/12 01:10, Stefano Bagnara wrote:
2012/1/1 Eric Charles<e...@apache.org>:
"Better Java Development with AspectJ" (I think the ppt is no more online)
from PARC clearly points the logging as a perfect candidate to aspect
programming.
I saw logging always as a case in AOP books, but I never really saw a
real project using AOP for logging, so I can't tell if it works fine
or not. IMO most logging happens inside methods and not
before/after/around so I don't expect AOP to solve the logging
problem, but I'd be happy to learn I'm wrong here.
Same here.
A bunch of classes that can be reused in one than one use case.
Why distinguish IO vs non-IO ?
I'm used to do this. IO is a "dependency", and an "hard" one for a library.
Maybe this has something to do with my studies in functional programming.
So true.
So an application is a library with a class with a main :) (just kidding)
An apple is a fruit.
A banana is a yellow fruit.
A yellow apple is a yellow fruit.
So a yellow apple is a banana.... not sure ;-)
I don't know, but I like to eat apple, banana and oranges, although
oranges are not yellow :)
Happy new year!
All the best!
Stefano
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