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Components subclass with log4j Logger
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  • Subject: Components subclass with log4j Logger
  • From: Florijan Stamenkovic <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 15:07:30 +0200

Hi all.


I made a construction in which I have a subclass of WOComponent called MyWOComponent that is a superclass for all my components. In it I have defined a static Logger instance with the idea that then all my component classes will automatically have a logger, and that I can log the RR loop on all of them (if needed) with minimal effort.


Now, my idea was that the attempt to instantiate the Logger can be placed in the MyWOComponent's constructor. That way the static per-class logger is created only when the first instance of the component is asked for (before that it is null). Since log4j returns the already existing logger if it can find one for the name that the request came with, I should end up with one Logger instance per class.

MyWOComponent constructor logs every new instance into the class logger just after getLogger() method. This gives the desired output (output from a logger with the name of the subclass). From which I conclude that the system is functional. However, whenever I log from within the subclass itself (so, the actual component class), the logger that gives the output is the TopWrapper logger. TopWrapper is a component class (also a subclass of MyWOComponent) that is one of the few full HTML documents in the project. Most other components are wrapped in it (directly, or indirectly through another wrapper). So, the log requests called within one class somehow reach the logger of the TopWrapper component.

This looks pretty strange to me, and I have no idea how it is possible... Can anybody make anything out of it???

Oh, and I do have a workaround for it. Not make my wrapper components subclass MyWOComponent, but just the plain old WOComponent :) Still, it would be nice to understand why that behavior is there.

Flor

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