Track object status by only logging tainted fields
When I am developing complex logic across multiple classes, I often log entities (often with toString() underneath) to check the status of the object, which field has what value. I always find logs unnecessarily verbose, printing all fields. It is hard to track:
Java – track object status by only logging tainted fields
When I am developing complex logic across multiple classes, I often log entities (often with toString() underneath) to check the status of the object, which field has what value. But I always find logs unnecessarily verbose, printing all fields. It is hard to track:
Java – record tainted fields in setter and only print tainted when logging?
When I am developing complex logic across multiple classes, I often log entities (often with toString() underneath) to check the status of the object, which field has what value. But I always find logs unnecessarily verbose, printing all fields. It is hard to track what has been changed and what has not when an entity goes a long way through a bunch of classes.
Java – only log tainted fields?
When I am developing complex logic across multiple classes, I often log entities (often with toString() underneath) to check the status of the object, which field has what value. But I always find logs unnecessarily verbose, printing all fields. It is hard to track what has been changed and what has not when an entity goes a long way through a bunch of classes.
Java 21 Logging only works in my main class and not in any others
I’m switching from log4j2 to java logging. In my main class I set it up, read the configuration properties, and everything works fine. In my other classes I just do Logger.getLogger( xxx.class.getName() ). No logging is output from any other class. My configuration is: