The proxies for the Java objects in log4j are
used exactly as the original objects would be used in Java.
We can now use the Java class just as if they were written in .NET!
- Proxies for the Java classes have namespaces identical to the package
names of the original Java classes. Thus, we simply import the namespaces
org.apache.log4j,
java.lang, and
loggerDemo, and afterwards can use the names of
the Java classes.
- Proxies for the Java classes Category,
BasicConfigurator, and
JavaClass are used in exactly the same way as the
original Java classes would have been used.
- The .NET class DotNetClass calls to the logger
object cat will cause messages to be written to the same output as the
messages logged by JavaClass.
- When typing in the calls to the Java objects, Visual Studio’s
IntelliSense facility will offer to complete the names of method calls in the
same way that it would for calls to .NET objects, and will provide
information on number and types of parameters.
After entering the code, build the project to create the executable.
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