Changing my new logging example to be more focused on just filling lo…

…gs up

fillMyLogsPlease.war/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+###Servlet used to fill your logs
+
+This servlet simply logs to two different `java.util.logging.Logger`s: `com.redhat.gss.logging.LoggingServlet` and `some.fun.class.Name`.  The statements are really long so testing for log rotation won't take as many invocations of the servlet.  Alos, the `INFO`-level message to `LoggingServlet` is logged 1000 times per invocation.
+
+To invoke the servlet, run `curl curl http://localhost:8080/fillMyLogsPlease/logging`.  To invoke indefinitely, run `for (( ; ; )); do curl http://localhost:8080/fillMyLogsPlease/logging; done`.

loggingServlet.war/WEB-INF/classes/com/redhat/gss/logging/LoggingServlet.java → fillMyLogsPlease.war/WEB-INF/classes/com/redhat/gss/logging/LoggingServlet.java

@@ -25,7 +25,10 @@ public class LoggingServlet extends HttpServlet
   public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
     throws ServletException, IOException
   {
-    log.info("This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement.");
+    for(int i=0; i<1000; i++)
+    {
+      log.info("This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement. This is a really big log statement.");
+    }
 
     log2.fine("This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement. This is a really fine log statement.");
   }