<b>JAVA LOGGING API that targets:<br>- Simplicity (1 line to init & log, no external objects)<br>- Maintability (auto monthly & yearly archives)<br>- Performance (bckg min priority thread pool)<br>- Extensibility (simple design)<br>Try it!</b>
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I've been using this logger in many of my school projects and many instructors also seem to like it (and use it :)). So, see notes and changelog for the new version. Nothing special, just more flexibility, and some optimization.
Version 2.0: - Backward compability has been preserved for all loggers and log managers that extend SimpleLogger or SimpleLogManager. - Inteface Logger has changed to include setTimeFormatPattern and getFormatPattern methods. - SimpleLogger overrode those methods to function with all loggers that extend it. - SimpleLogManager overrode those method to function with all log managers that extend it. (See methods for detail).
This release of IVJLogger targeted the following issues: - Simplicity (1 line of code to create, 1 line to initialize) - Maintability (Yearly & Monthly ZIP archives) - Maintability #2 (easy-to-browse HTML table output) - Performance & Efficiency (min priority thread background thread pool that is quite efficient) - Extensibility (Simple design means you can easily create your own loggers by extending the existing ones, as well as filters; tutorials are supplied - see the home page) Well so far my goals have been achieved... I agree that log4j might be more customizable by creating tons of XML files, but you can't beat the simplicity and ease of use of IVJLogger... after all, its just a line ot text...
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