Abgeschickt von Sharmarke Aden am 10 Mai, 2006 um 19:04:53
I would like to refactor JDBCAppender to make it extensible. I would like to know what's the probability that a patch containing the following changes will be added to future releases?
* Clean up the code so that the support classes can be extended (i.e. JDBCLogger).
* Add protected scope to the fields in the POJO classes (JDBCLogColumn and JDBCColumnStorage) and add setter/getter to the class. I'm not sure why getter/setter methods weren't added, was is for performance reasons and how much performance is gained by directly accessing the POJO fields?
* Add the ability to add custom wildcards. The way I envision it is that a new interface will be created and a class that implements this interface along with a string representation of the wildcard will be registered with JDBCAppender. When the wildcard is encountered JDBCAppender calls the method in the class.