Re: [PROPOSAL] lifecycle release
Paul Hammant <[email protected]> Sun, 16 Mar 2003 23:21:20 +0000
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Nicola,
>> Attributes is a bit quiet. I have a pending request to the list and
>> CC the author about removal of commons-logging (it is only used for 1
>> warning). I am plucking up courage to make teh commit.
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> ;-))
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> I'd commit it without remorse. Put yourself in the name of the
> committers and commit it, it really makes no sense.
Gulp. I lack the karma. That despite putting in a marathon pairing
session with James Strachan, Joe Walnes, Charles Lowell, and Mike Royal
at TW head office. James committer the patches other than the one
Charles and I had done. A neat excercise in TDD and
> BTW, I'm still thinking about the logging thing.
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> Imagine that we have all logging calls done like this:
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> //@log("hello log");
As a comment? Or a javadoc tag generates into some type of attribute,
then conditionally aspected into action. Neat.
I am actually leaning towards no-logging. AltRMI now does not depend on
any logger. It has a monitor that can be added, and logging can adapt
from that.
> we would have logging disabled by default, but we can transform the
> class to use logging when running, and even transform the log calls to
> make them compatible with the logging toolkit we want to use.
Not quite sure how, unless I hit it on the head above.
- Paul