#logging

Interesting Links – 2017/Jun/12

picocli, a command-line parser. Apache-licensed; seems similar to JCommander with fewer dependencies. 9 Logging Sins in your Java Applications details, well, nine possible logging problems. It’s stuff worth thinking about. Five Things You Didn’t Know About… Java Database Connectivity, from IBM developerworks, walks through some things about JDBC that you might not have known. I learned about at least two things that were added since the last time I took a...

Jun 12, 2017 — 1 minute(s) read

#cli #console #jcommander #jdbc #logging

Interesting Links – 2017-jan-23

Is it me, or is it actually ironic that the website for Rome (a utility library for RSS) doesn’t have an associated RSS feed? The Log: What every software engineer should know about real-time data’s unifying abstraction, submitted by user whaley, is an excellently written article that discusses logs in the context of distributed systems – where the log is king, whether you use it or not. It’s a fantastic summary of...

Jan 23, 2017 — 1 minute(s) read

#ims #logging #mainframe #rome #rss

From Apache: Log4J 1 end-of-lifed; update to Log4J 2 recommended

On 5 Aug 2015, the Apache Foundation announced that Log4J 1, the popular logging framework, has been end-of-lifed, meaning that no future releases are expected and maintenance and support have been discontinued. Migration to Log4J 2 is enabled through the use of a Log4J 1.X bridge, as described in a short FAQ about the EOL of Log4J 1: Q: Is there a way to quickly migrate from Log4j 1.x to Log4j...

Aug 5, 2015 — 1 minute(s) read

#log4j #logging #news