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A '''Java logging framework''' is a [[computer data logging]] package for the [[Java platform]].
 
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Logging refers to the recording of activity. Logging is a common issue for development teams. Several frameworks ease and standardize the process of logging for the Java platform. This article covers general purpose logging frameworks.
 
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===Logger===
A Logger is an object that allows the application to log without regard to where the output is sent/stored. The application logs a message by passing an object or an object and an [[Exception handling|exception]] with an optional severity level to the logger object under a given a name/identifier.
 
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A logger has a name. The name is usually structured hierarchically, with periods (.) separating the levels. A common scheme is to use the name of the class or package that is doing the logging. Both [[log4j]] and the Java logging [[API]] support defining Handlers higher up the hierarchy.