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    Description: Log4j is an OpenSource logging API developed under the Jakarta Apache project. It provides a robust, reliable, fully configurable, easily extendible, and easy to implement framework for logging Java applications for debugging and monitoring purposes. Log4j allows developers to insert log statements in their code and configure them externally. This article covers the need for logging; a brief introduction to log4j; an explanation of its...

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    Date Added:03/08/2005
    Last Updated:03/08/2005

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