So Ceki, how would you go about trying to do what I want to do?
The alternative to adding four methods to Category is having to subclass Level to include a new Level and use Category.log( Level, ... ) or subclass Category too.
Either approach will eventually end up with us writing wrappers around Log4J, which I believe is something that you have argued against in the past (http://www.qos.ch/logging/thinkAgain.html).
My argument was against using commons-logging, in particular its classloader based discovery mechanism. I have no beef with wrapping the Logger class. Actually, my book lists several cases where wrapping can be useful as well as the pitfalls involved in wrapping the Logger class.
Are we the only ones who want this functionality?
Apologies, but what functionality is that exactly?
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