On 27 May 2004, at 14:58, Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
The upcoming version 1.0.4 of commons-logging has an AvalonLogger
So we create an AvalonLogger around our component's logger, and pass
that to any object that uses commons-logging.
I'm travelling and away from my CVS sources for [logging], but I'm
pretty sure that the 1.0.4 code even auto-recognizes the availability
of the Avalon logger like it does Log4J and JDK 1.4 logging. If it
doesn't, I'd be happy to implement that before a [logging] 1.0.4 release.

Craig, how does that work? By that, I mean, Avalon uses an IoC model, so
how does the Commons Logger know which logger to use? For example, I would
want DBCP to be using the logger defined for the database connection
component. At present, we create an adapter between what DBCP expects
(PrintWriter) and the Avalon logger, but I'd very much like to see
full-fledged logging with levels.

hi noel

the current avalon logger implementation allows a default logger to be set by a static method call. the implementation then gets a child logger (by name) from that logger.

i was looking at this a little while ago and thinking to myself: this isn't too clever. at the very least, it should allow default loggers to be set per context classloader (to provide isolation in a container environment). i may refactor the logger (once the 1.0.4 release is done).

a while ago, leo was talking about IoC and logging. he points was that it's not really the design of the commons-logging API but the use of that API that allows it to be used (or not) in an IoC environment. the key is that it should be possible to set the log implementations used by the component.

- robert


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