By bloid
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Published: Feb 17 2008 / 13:22
Logger facade that supports printf style message format for both performance and ease of use. The log5j package supports a 'modernized' interface on top of the class Log4j API usage. It provides a few syntactic extensions thanks to JDK 1.5 (hence the name log5j).
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Tags: frameworks, java
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icoloma replied ago:
A mixture between what is already there in stripes and loom Log classes. I like the idea of keeping it as a separate framework, but I don't quite like the printf format or keeping it hard-wired to log4j. With so many options (commons-logging, logback, slf4j, JDK logging) why are they forcing users to stick with log4j?
(Not my case, I use log4j, but I know there are people out there who don't)
Eric Burke replied ago:
Yet another JAR file for yet another logging API, when the built-in JDK logging works just fine and never causes library dependency problems.
dzonelurker replied ago:
It's just one simple wrapper class over log4j. Look at the code.
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