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LogBox 1.3 released!

Luis Majano April 20, 2010

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Luis Majano

April 20, 2010

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Our now famous LogBox: Enterprise Logging Library reaches another step in maturity to version 1.3.  This release includes the following:

Version 1.3

http://coldbox.assembla.com/spaces/coldbox/milestones/187467-logbox-1-3

  • Varscoping issue for DBAppender
  • Varscoping issue for Logger object
  • fix for category inheritance issues on locateCategoryParentLogger thanks to Sean Corfield
  • fixes when declaring appenders and * appenders on XML declarations
  • Add the ability to configure levels of logging on Appenders as a last line of granularity (some nice candy)
Apart from several fixes we managed to squeeze a nice little gem, appender logging affinity. What this gem feature enables you to do is basically also designate a logging severity window for the appenders.  This provides great flexibilty when you want only certain appenders to listen to certain severities.  So all you do now is add a levelMin and levelMax to the appender declarations, whether you are using the LogBox programmatic DSL or the XML.  Of course, all the features and fixes have been documented.  Also, please note that LogBox is embedded in ColdBox 3.0.0 also or can be used via its standalone framework download.


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