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From: "Kinjal Sonpal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 1:03 AM
Subject: RE: Automatic logging
On the other hand, I don't find it all that burdensome to
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> But realistically, I'm with Eddie -- what logging can you really
> apply consistently and automatically in a way that is more useful
> than noisy? If you have a bunch of fairly repetitive stuff
> spit out, then finding the real information is fairly tedious.
I also agree with it. I'm only looki
Incidentally I use a HUGE amount of AOP stuff and logging is the only
thing I am not using with it.
I use AOP for the following
Declarative security management ( down to filtering returned
Collections by an ACL )
Declarative transaction management ( so that I don't have any
transaction manageme
to summarise ... use spring or use log4j with eclipse plugin.
--b
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 17:34:29 -0600, Joe Germuska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>Would there be a simpler way of enabling automatic logging across
> >>entire application so that I do not have to modify all of my classes
> >>and JSP
Would there be a simpler way of enabling automatic logging across
entire application so that I do not have to modify all of my classes
and JSP pages?
Sounds like the textbook use case for aspect oriented programming.
Logging is about the only thing they all talk about!
But realistically, I'm with
Eddie,
Thanks for your immediate and thorough reply.
> Possible? Yes ... but you're not going to get much
> meaningful information.
> IMHO, meaningful information comes out of exceptions, and I
> personally trap
> those and cause the app to show meaningful errors to the
> user. The best
> place
Possible? Yes ... but you're not going to get much meaningful information.
IMHO, meaningful information comes out of exceptions, and I personally trap
those and cause the app to show meaningful errors to the user. The best
place to have logging is in your catch statements - be that in your act
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