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See:
Description
| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| Logger | The Logger interface describes an object which is able to log a message. |
| LoggerFactory | The LoggerFactory is responsible for creating
Logger instances. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| AntProjectLogger | A wrapper for the Ant logger. |
| AntProjectLoggerFactory | A LoggerFactory logging via an Ant project. |
| JavaUtilLogger | |
| JavaUtilLoggerFactory | An logger factory creating instances of JavaUtilLogger. |
| Log4jLogger | |
| Log4jLoggerFactory | An logger factory creating instances of JavaUtilLogger. |
| LoggerAccess | This class implements access to the Loggers through static methods. |
| LoggerFactoryImpl | Default implementation of a LoggerFactory. |
| LoggerImpl | Base implementation of a Logger. |
| PrintStreamLogger | A Logger implementation writing to an instance of
PrintStream. |
| PrintWriterLogger | A Logger implementation writing to an instance of
PrintWriter. |
This package provides a minimal logging framework. The approach is simplistic and designed for reuse of existing other frameworks. In particular, log4j and the java.util.logging package are being supported. So is logging to System.err.
Logging works by obtaining a Logger. The Logger is an implementation
of Logger.�To get a Logger, use the
LoggerFactory. Available implementations
of Logger use the log4j framework, the Java logging framework, or
System.err. To choose a certain Logger, use the system property
org.apache.ws.jaxme.logging.LoggerFactory or
the resource META-INF/services/org.apache.ws.jaxme.logging.LoggerFactory.
If neither is present, a default implementation will be created.
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