Common examples of cross-cutting concerns
In this section, we will be looking at examples of cross-cutting concerns and how they can be handled.
Logging
Logging is a common example of a cross-cutting concern that cuts across multiple modules or components in an application. It involves capturing and recording relevant information about the application’s runtime behavior, errors, and events. Here are some common examples of logging that would be addressed as cross-cutting concerns:
- Error logging: When an error occurs during application execution, it is crucial to log detailed information about the error, including the stack trace, error message, and any relevant contextual data. Error logging provides a valuable resource for troubleshooting and diagnosing issues. It can be addressed as a cross-cutting concern by implementing a centralized error-handling mechanism that captures and logs errors from different parts of the application.
- Informational logging: Informational...
