Logger decorator which logs to a secondary logger if the primary logger is not available.
Convenience trait which you can mix into your class to have easy access to a logger based on Java Logging API.
Convenience trait which you can mix into your class to have easy access to a logger based on Java Logging API.
import domino.scala_logging.JavaUtilLogging class MyService extends JavaUtilLogging { log.debug("Hello World!") }
Logger Implementation using the logging facility integrated into the JDK.
Provides a common interface for logging in Scala.
Provides a common interface for logging in Scala.
Makes use of Scala's Call-by-Name parameters so you don't have to check whether the desired log level is enabled or not.
Implementations should make sure that the arguments are evaluated only if the corresponding log level
is enabled. Additionatlly, they should handle the two-parameter methods like the single-parameter methods
if null
is passed as the exception parameter.
Contains a simple Scala API for logging along with a Java Logging API implementation.
The generic logging interface is provided by the Logger trait. Implementations for various logging frameworks such as SLF4J or OSGi LogService are provided in separate modules.
See JavaUtilLogging for a convenient way to use Java Logging API.