The Complete Log4j Manual: The Reliable, Fast and Flexible Logging Framework for Java - Softcover

Gulcu, Ceki

 
9782970036906: The Complete Log4j Manual: The Reliable, Fast and Flexible Logging Framework for Java

Synopsis

The "complete log4j manual" documents version 1.2 of the log4j logging framework. In over 200 pages and dozens of concrete examples, it covers both basic and advanced log4j features:

- the overall log4j architecture
- discussion of best practices and anti-patterns
- configuration scripts in properties format
- configuration scripts in XML format
- appenders
- layouts
- filter chains
- diagnostic contexts
- log4j default initialization
- log4j in Servlet Containers
- log4j in EJB Containers
- extending log4j, inclusing wrappers
- changes between version 1.2 and 1.1
frequently asked questions
trouble shooting guide
The complete manual describes the log4j API in considerable detail, including its features and design rationale. Authored by Ceki Gülcü, one of log4j's key contributors, the manual is intended for developers already familiar with the Java language but new to log4j, as much as for experienced log4j users. With the aid of introductory material and many examples, new users should quickly come up to speed. Seasoned log4j users will also find fresh material not discussed anywhere else. Advanced topics are also covered in detail so that the reader can harness the full power of log4j.

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Review

The answers were there, and clearly presented and exactly what I needed. Thanks for writing the book, and more importantly, thanks for writing log4j. -- Grant Bremer, December 2002

This is a great manual. It contains a sufficient amount of detail to use the package. It supplies examples of proper usage as well as the principles involved. -- Robert Blumen, Novermber 2002

This is a well thought out beginner to advanced level manual. -- Brooke Hedrick, MillaMilla Enterprises, February 2003

About the Author

Ceki Gülcü founded the log4j project in early 1999 while working for IBM Zürich Research Laboratory. He is currently an independent software engineer and continues to work on log4j under the Apache banner.

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