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I found the Human GlassFish Log Project doing my daily News crawl. I don't know much about it although it seems useful but what I find most interesting is that the project is unrelated to any of the existing GlassFish developer or user groups. This is another indicator of real adoption; I hope we will see many more projects like this. Check out the FreshMeat announcement, the SourceForge Website, and the Download Page. And, if you try it, please let us know of your experience with it. |
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Andreas has been trying to use Log4J with GlassFish; he had some issues initially but finally got it working. I expect we will capture the details in the FAQ that Gail will get started very soon, but, in the meantime, check out Andreas' writeup. Note there is a different issue on whether Log4J is a better than the bundled Java Logging API (JSR-47); for example see the comments to Andreas' previous entry. My attitude on this one is that, if some people want to use Log4J, we should document how to use it. |
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We are racing towards GlassFish v2 with the usual fine-tunings on performance and bug fixes, but also with usability improvements, as shown by these writeups by Byron: • The new model for getting Thread Dumps: it is automatic, works in native and non-native modes and with all 3 kinds of servers -- Domain Administration Servers, Node Agents and Server Instances. • How to use -verbose to easily get Logging Reporting in GlassFish. |