Log5j is a lightweight and fast java logging library for Java versions 5 and above. It is very similar to log4j in style, but uses Java 5's varargs feature to allow any number of arguments to be passed to any logging method.
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I have added tracef, debugf, infof, warnf, errorf, fatalf and logf methods which use java.util.Formatter to allow formatting of debugging messages. It also fixes a bugs in FileWriter and RollingFileWriter.
I have added tracef, debugf, infof, warnf, errorf, fatalf and logf methods which use java.util.Formatter to allow formatting of debugging messages. It also fixes a bugs in FileWriter and RollingFileWriter.
I have added tracef, debugf, infof, warnf, errorf, fatalf and logf methods which use java.util.Formatter to allow formatting of debugging messages. It also fixes a bugs in FileWriter and RollingFileWriter.
I have added tracef, debugf, infof, warnf, errorf, fatalf and logf methods which use java.util.Formatter to allow formatting of debugging messages. It also fixes a bugs in FileWriter and RollingFileWriter. I've also fixed a bug in FileWriter and RollingFileWriter. I'm not completely happy with the use of java.util.Formatter as it means instantiating a new Formatter object each time a message is logged. But I haven't got round to re-writing the Formatter class yet.. FileWriter and RollingFileWriter also use a shutdown hook to clean up file locks. This means new threads get created on JVM shutdown which is also fairly heavy. I'd welcome suggestions for doing this more nicely.
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