Chapter 3. From Prototype to Production
If youâve got this far, then you already have a working application with a working entity model as well as a powerful, tried and true web framework. Youâve got everything you need to take your application well past the prototype stages and develop it into a viable, production worthy application. The devil, as they say, is in the details. But fear not, Spring Roo can make short work of these tedious, but important, tasks.
In this chapter, weâll look at testing, securing and logging.
Logging
Logging is an integral part of your application. It provides the
normative connection between your application and the rest of the world,
during debugging, in testing, and in production. Logging should be
integrated as frequently as possible. Spring Roo comes with the Log4j
dependency already enabled. With one command you can install a Log4j
configuration file, log4j.properties.
logging setup --level INFO
would for sample install a configuration file setup to handle logging at the INFO debug level.
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