As far as I'm concerned, Cocoon can use log4j or the JDK logger as long as
it is done through an abstraction layer. While I am not necessarily
thrilled with the logkit logger and its configuration, I am happy that I
can just declare my own class that implements LoggerManager in web.xml and
my logging framework gets used. In fact, I'd be fine if we just
incorporated that piece from logkit into Cocoon and then had the default
implementation use log4j or the jdk logger.
+1
I have the same view. As long as cocoon's logging implementation is pluggable, I don't care.
-pete
