From af1ca33ed58aa7fbeb6f541a0759c6d03dc318a6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: golnoush Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2021 13:52:31 +0330 Subject: [PATCH] translated --- .DS_Store | Bin 0 -> 8196 bytes 8_Boundaries/8_Boundaries.md | 1 + 2 files changed, 1 insertion(+) create mode 100644 .DS_Store diff --git a/.DS_Store b/.DS_Store new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3a162c06c2ea862b2563bca0a1e1f2ab87f8c845 GIT binary patch literal 8196 zcmeHM(P|Sx6ur|%yQwYaK}~%S_C=^rC23mQB0@|PA)q3r>VrzU>8|aZ}3iuNx)FMefb!czG+BR4PtO8a6tAJI&D)28TfHRwubHcf=du?eIunPQ_ z3h?*AMP@7-9B5RZ4iqW`0H)Ba66%Npl#gq$XmFrWxq?$i55l+#6JiMMj((TTfklG@ zjoO`rb|+zeS(pe#s9%SltISChHQLfDU=^5DfMfTol%qO@6d#G-6SPRQEhCnf)TBd- zD1b$P`2I#Ul6#FvHsH-K+#TfQpDLk7l%+fvx0Qzn4zBaPKrj{C*FR%xblZn!Y~LD( zQP@s$x$k0THg)d&oa4+p^NaJZY6r4gOT47hE_tmN{PfsM4jQJuBV{zKdyQvd(5+`K zZOb_E!Z>It=g<#e^745Y`?6b-o!Dpp$zIRjt?oA8zU#g3fB39qBVoR7bWuMK%P**%Qq(uKRvgKAAD+y5jaIP?O)LQ~ z2ru?Ny~agNL^o0QR8M=FW*5c=?N_FQJEeBZ$TG-%!5@N zdhoV!kr|5y2O7DF+tn!ywC6tyVv|+i3@I?H$GXJvf92%+|1&frJ5;NHRp7J=h*Y^& zF2PHk>c@EVDeofhB6DK9fkx$m;>aHYcpm=45Oo)(>{B#2(1;c!dl8^yu!U9NuPX2h DN`4W* literal 0 HcmV?d00001 diff --git a/8_Boundaries/8_Boundaries.md b/8_Boundaries/8_Boundaries.md index 3fb1558..0e6de74 100644 --- a/8_Boundaries/8_Boundaries.md +++ b/8_Boundaries/8_Boundaries.md @@ -169,6 +169,7 @@ plains about the lack of an output stream. This is very strange behavior. Looking a little more carefully at the documentation, we see that the default ConsoleAppender constructor is “unconfigured,” which does not seem too obvious or useful. This feels like a bug, or at least an inconsistency, in log4j. +این رفتار بسیار عجیبی است.با کمی دقت بیشتر در اسناد و مدارک متوجه می شویم که سازنده ی کنسول اپندر به صورت پیش فرض "پیکربندی نشده" است، که آنقدر واضح و مفید به نظر نمی رسد. چنین چیزی در لوگ ۴ جی یک اشکال یا حداقل یک تناقض به نظر می رسد. A bit more googling, reading, and testing, and we eventually wind up with Listing 8-1. We’ve discovered a great deal about the way that log4j works, and we’ve encoded that knowledge into a set of simple unit tests.