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Problem with logging

 
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Hello Ranchers,

I have a basic problem with logging. My TestClass containing the main method does logging well. An object of my TestedClass which is created from the TestClass doesn't log anything, why?



Thanks for any help.
 
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Well, I can see both messages with code you posted.
You can try to flush logger at the end of main method.
 
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Hi,

this topic has been asked before. you need to create a FileHandler . Example:



you can set formatter and other properties as well.

hope that helps.

[ September 30, 2007: Message edited by: Musab Al-Rawi ]
[ September 30, 2007: Message edited by: Musab Al-Rawi ]
 
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Thanks for your answers.

You are right John! I've tested the classes I posted and it works. :-)

I've reduced the lines of code of the classes but I've made a mistake. In the TestedClass I use 'myLogger.finer("Finer-Info from Logger")' and this finer logging doesn't work, although I set the Log-Level to 'Level.ALL' in the TestClass.
[ September 30, 2007: Message edited by: Mike Semlitsch ]
 
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By default, console output starts from.. INFO (I guess).

try


or edit $JRE_HOME/lib/logging.properties file in your JRE directory.
[ September 30, 2007: Message edited by: John Stone ]
 
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Thank you!

The default settings of the "logging.properties" were the reason. Using a FileHandler shows every log entry.
 
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