Eclipse and CTRL-t

To remind myself in the future as much as anything. In interface heavy code bases like EJB3 apps CTRL-t in eclipse is very handy for finding the actual code you want to look at rather than the interface. btw I really need to get out more given how ugly I find "public" keyword on interface methods.

Logging hell

How did we manage to make such a mess of logging in Java? Yet another project that has been all the way through log4j, commons-logging (the worst), slf4j and managed to leave traces of all of legacy behind. Need to be brighter than me to work out where the logs are going. slf4j is miles better than commons-logging but don't think I've ever actually needed the abstraction.