Java 9 defines a minimal logging API which platform classes can use to log messages, together with a service interface for consumers of those messages. In this tutorial, we’re gonna take a look at new Java 9 Platform Logging API and an example that implements LoggerFinder service which can route platform log messages to the logging framework for application logger instead of system logger.
Tag: logging
Java 9 Unified JVM Logging
Java 9 provides a common logging system for JVM components with extremely detailed level, an infrastructure to do the logging. With new command-line option -Xlog for all logging followed settings, Unified JVM Logging gives us a precise, easy-to-configure tool to do a root cause analysis of complex system-level JVM components.
How to change logging level with the MVC endpoint – new Actuator Loggers Endpoint | Spring Boot
Spring Boot 1.5.1 provides some new features. Among them, we have a new actuator loggers endpoint, which helps us to view and change logging level of application with the MVC endpoint.
This tutorial shows you the way to do this with http GET/POST request.
Logging with SLF4J and Logback
Logging is so important in software development. In simple projects, JDK logging can be a solution, but not for enterprise applications because it lacks flexibility. This tutorial will help you know how to do logging with SLF4J and Logback.
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Logging with SLF4J
Logging is important in software development. There are many famous frameworks to be used for logging: Log4j, Logback, java.util.logging… If we wanna change the logging framework without affecting Java code, SLF4J is the good choice.
This tutorial writes about SLF4J with example of how to apply SLF4J in some logging frameworks.
