Hi,
Ceki Gülcü wrote:
You are right. A simple command like 'cat' should not clutter the
console with log messages. But should 'cat' log at all? I'd be tempted
to say that 'cat' should not output any log messages, not to stdout
nor stderr.
Is the 'stdout' 'stderr' distinction really important to you or is it
more a matter of preference?
my 2 cents:
Default JUL System.err (not configurable)
Default log4j System.out (configurable)
Default nlog4j System.out (configurable)
Default x4juli System.out (configurable)
Default of Throwable.printStackTrace() System.err (no global config
available, but by coding)
Most developers not using a logging API is System.out (my assumption)
Make it configurable and take System.out as default. There will always
be one who needs the opposite.
Regards
Boris
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