Hi Andreas,
yes, removing slf4j would solve the conflict but not the problem that I
can't use logback with Pax Exam.
From a recent discussion on this list, I understood that Pax Logging
emulates various logging APIs including SLF4J and redirects all log
events to an embedded log4j backend which is hard to configure and
cannot be exchanged by logback or other backends.
So currently, some of my log messages are logged via logback, which is
what I want, while some others are logged via log4j which is caused by
Pax Logging provisioned by Pax Exam.
As I said earlier, Pax Logging seems to solve problems I've never had,
and I don't find it useful. Unlike Pax Exam which is very useful, and
even more so if it didn't force its own choice of logging on me.
If Pax Logging continues to be the default used by Pax Exam, there
should be an option to turn this off and let the user provision their
own logging bundles.
And I wonder if there's any workaround in the current version to force
Pax Exam not to provision Pax Logging, short of hacking the sources.
Best regards,
Harald
Am 31.07.2011 07:16, schrieb Andreas Pieber:
Hey Harald,
You do not have to include the real slf4j bundles into the runtime
environment or pax-exam if pax-logging exists. If you have some imports
in your META-INF/MANIFEST.MF those are fulfilled by pax-logging-api. Can
you try to simply remove the slf4j api from your integratoin tests?
Kind regards,
Andreas
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 23:04, Harald Wellmann <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Pax Exam 2.1.0 automatically provisions
org.ops4j.pax.logging.pax-__logging-api_1.6.2
How can I avoid that?
My system contains the real slf4.api bundle, and the fake package
org.slf4j contained in Pax Logging causes conflicts: some of my
bundles get wired to slf4j.api, and some to Pax Logging, so the log
messages appear in two different formats.
Regards,
Harald
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