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Subject: dependency injection and loggers
From: Tomer <tomerbd1@gmail.com>
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I love the concept of dependency injection via ctor. it simplifies life and makes testing easy.
what about logger?
i usually instantiate it in private static logger = Logger.getLogger(myclass);
however this is not dependency injection, should I pass the logger into each ctor? this would look wierd... so what to do about loggers and depedency injection?

thanks