| logging debug information [message #326416] |
Wed, 19 March 2008 02:02  |
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Originally posted by: marc_e.ye.olde.spam.buster.cablespeed.com
Greetings all. I'm trying to figure out the best practices for logging debug
information. Basically, I've got a plugin out in the field and as users
experience problems, I find I need to know certain things. These are things
that during development i stuffed in system.out.println() calls or some such
thing and then removed before deployment. turns out, i need to know those
things now.
I implemented a Log class per the "commercial quality plugins" book, but
it's not really helping me. No matter what I try, adding the flags into a
..options file does not put the information I'm seeking into the eclipse log
file.
What I really need is something like this: a way to have the user be able to
turn "robust debugging" on, either via a preference or a command line flag
or something, and have my code respond to that and log to a specific file
that the user can send to me. I don't want the user to submit the entire
eclipse .log file... just the file that contains my output.
What do you all do for situations like this?
thanks a lot.
Marc
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| Re: logging debug information [message #326490 is a reply to message #326416] |
Thu, 20 March 2008 17:26  |
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Originally posted by: rclevengnospam.gmailnospam.com
Check out the eclipse platform debug tracing facility:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/FAQ_How_do_I_use_the_platform_debug_ tracing_facility%3F
- Rob
Marc E wrote:
> Greetings all. I'm trying to figure out the best practices for logging debug
> information. Basically, I've got a plugin out in the field and as users
> experience problems, I find I need to know certain things. These are things
> that during development i stuffed in system.out.println() calls or some such
> thing and then removed before deployment. turns out, i need to know those
> things now.
>
> I implemented a Log class per the "commercial quality plugins" book, but
> it's not really helping me. No matter what I try, adding the flags into a
> .options file does not put the information I'm seeking into the eclipse log
> file.
>
> What I really need is something like this: a way to have the user be able to
> turn "robust debugging" on, either via a preference or a command line flag
> or something, and have my code respond to that and log to a specific file
> that the user can send to me. I don't want the user to submit the entire
> eclipse .log file... just the file that contains my output.
>
> What do you all do for situations like this?
>
> thanks a lot.
>
> Marc
>
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>
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