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I know this question is a bit peripheral, but I’m a bit confused, because I really don’t know whether to use parentheses in method call logp or not.
I usually use this:
LOGGER.logp(WARNING, "MyClass", "myMethod()", "Error while ...");
It is not necessary, if you need for your understanding you can use
()mostly we dont.Even if you use
log.warning("warning message");this will log method name and class name. If you need more formatting additionally, you can add Formatter to the log handler.