System.out.println is a synchronized call, and will become a performance
bottleneck on highly concurrent applications,
the ideal is to use a logging framework, and setup an async logger
Filip
Glenn Holliday wrote:
I frequently see it used for debugging. It's an easy place to log to.
That's also when you most want unbuffered output. Is that practice
discommended for other reasons?
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I doubt you want to print to system.out in a servlet (or jsp).
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