>> Unfortunately we do not want to use Pax Logging, but our own minimal >> logging solution. Perhaps our customers even want to use a third solution. >> >> Do we really have to install Pax Logging to use a Pax Web bundle of the >> 1.1.x branch, or have we missed something? >> >>
SLF4J is now the default Logging API in newer Pax projects and/or release lines, while Apache Commons Logging is still used in some of the older ones. Pax Logging is an all-in-one bundle containing multiple logging APIs (including SLF4J) and a logging implementation (log4j). So Pax Logging will satisfy the dependency of Pax Web, but you can also use the vanilla slf4j-api library together with any bridges and backends of your choice. The official SLF4J JARs are all OSGi bundles, so this should give you all the flexibility you need, including the option of writing an adapter for your own minimal logging solution. Best regards, Harald _______________________________________________ general mailing list general@lists.ops4j.org http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/general
