I made a simple logging interface so I could switch
from standard out, the servlet log, log4j, or the sun
logging api (only standard out and the servlet log are
implemented). It isn't a complete logging interface,
but it is the general idea. If you want to look at
it, it is in cvs.
ValidatorLog (interface), DefaultValidatorLog
(Standard Out), HttpValidatorLog
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/jakarta-struts/contrib/validator/src/share/com/wintecinc/struts/validation/
David
--- "Waldhoff, Rodney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > As appeared to be generally agreed upon, HTTP
> client shouldn't
> > have dependencies with log4j
>
> Not that such a vote is particularly meaningful here
> (at least as I
> understand it), but I counted at least three +1s for
> the log4j support.
>
> > (Rodney, do you plan to revert that part of your
> latest patch ?)
>
> If I must. What I'd really like to do is replace
> with some lightweight
> (pluggable?) logging mechanism that is agreeable to
> everyone and supports
> log4j (and potentially other logging mechanisms as
> well). I think that
> would meet everyone's needs as I understand them.
> Failing that I guess we
> either rip out logging entirely or go back to
> stdout/stderr logging except
> provide a built-in way to turn it on and off via a
> property setting.
>
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