@MessageLogger and @MessageBundle

Question

I use jboss-logging. According to https://jboss-logging.github.io/jboss-logging-tools/#message-bundle-interfaces , there the two types:

• @MessageLogger for log messages
• @MessageBundle for exceptions and string messages

I don't know how this is internally handled but using

@MessageLogger(projectCode = "TESTLOGGER", length = 3)
public interface TestLogger {

    // This is not a log message, but a string message
    @Message(id=1, value = "invalid {0}", format = Message.Format.MESSAGE_FORMAT)
    void test(String dateString);
    
    // this is a typical log message
    @LogMessage
    @Message(id=2, value = "invalid {0}", format = Message.Format.MESSAGE_FORMAT)
    void test(String dateString);

    // this is a typcial exception 
    @Message(id = 3, value = "Invalid '%s'")
    IllegalArgumentException invalidPermissionAction(String action);
}

}

also works. So I assume that I can put log messages, exceptions and string messages within a @MessageLogger and don't need to separate them by @MessageBundle . Am I right? Are there any hidden limitations with this approach?

Answer 1

That is correct. You can put log messages, string messages and exceptions in the same file.