Using Nucleus logging for non-GenericService objects can present two relatively common problems:
Your Nucleus-instantiated component can’t extend
GenericServiceYou use classes that are not created by Nucleus, but for which you want to do Nucleus-style logging
The LoggingPropertied interface and the ClassLoggingFactory can be used to solve these problems.
Note: You should use GenericService Nucleus components as much as possible, because that interface is simple to use and well supported. If you can’t use GenericService components, use a Nucleus-instantiated component that implements the LoggingPropertied interface. This retains the power and flexibility of a Nucleus configured component, even if your base class didn’t implement ApplicationLogging. Use the ClassLoggingFactory if neither of these approaches is possible.
