Yet I think we still have a log4j dependency ;-) Because at one point we switched .... I do not mind switching over to the commons-logging framework as it would make something a lot easier for projects like geoserver .... wonder if a bit of regex could do the trick. > Hi all, > thinking about it, I do believe geotools is the only library I know > of that uses the java logging directly instead of using commons-logging > (and log4j behind it). > > Still today, I do wonder how should I configure the logging subsystem, > given that the global configuration file is simply ridicolous in my > opinion (log configuration should be local to the current app, not centralized > in the jdk). > > Can someone point me to a sane way to configure the java logging in an > application > dependent way or discuss why are we using java logging at all? > I think you can hack at the config at runtime Andrea ... > And I would prefer something better than "because it's shipped in the jre" :-p > I think the reason above was why we moved away from log4j ;-)
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