This is the sort of thing that can be done at the top level of the
module, so it is executed once per process, rather than once per request.
--Ned.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've been adding additional logging to my django application by
> dropping in calls in the views.py. However, I'm concerned that I've
> really overdoing it with setting up a new logging instance on each
> call.
>
> Right now, I've have the following code in each view that wants to log:
>
> ll=logging.getLogger("MyLog")
> hand = logging.FileHandler("my_app_log")
> format = logging.Formatter("%(levelname)-10s %(name)-12s
> %(asctime)s %(message)s")
> hand.setFormatter(format)
> ll.addHandler(hand)
> ll.warn("some message here....")
>
> Where is the "right place" to establish a logger and set up it's
> formatting in a django application? How I'm doing it now works, but
> really feels wrong.
>
> -joe
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