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| - | JVx´s standard implementation limits the use of loggers. The actual instance of a logger (ILogger) is not initialized until it is accessed, i.e. a log output occurs. | + | JVx´s standard implementation limits the use of loggers. The actual instance of a logger (ILogger) is not initialized until it is accessed, i.e., a log output occurs. |
| The implementation of vararg parameters (Object...) positively affects performance and readability of the source code. The following constructs are not uncommon: | The implementation of vararg parameters (Object...) positively affects performance and readability of the source code. The following constructs are not uncommon: | ||
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| - | JVx´s log implementation can be used for RIAs, Desktop, Web and Android applications. For WebUI applications, it should be noted that the log outputs occur at the server. | + | JVx´s log implementation can be used for RIAs, desktop, web and Android applications. For WebUI applications, it should be noted that the log outputs occur at the server. |