The API is published so the implementation could be simulated for the purposes of developing the adapter. That way the adapter could be ready to ship soon after J2SE 1.4 is available. Sync'ing with the actual implementation of java.util.logging shouldn't take too long. It should be a regression test at that point.
I was wondering if anybody had taken on that job. No, I'm not volunteering. <g>
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From: Ceki Gülcü [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 2:33 PM
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Subject: Re: java.util.logging
Greg,
Funny coincidence, this question was asked in a different ML just a few hours ago. Before writing an adapter for JSR47, its implementation has to be available somewhere which is not the case for the moment. JSR47 is an implementation not an interface. Does that answer the question? Ceki
At 14:05 21.02.2001 -0700, Comeau, Greg wrote:
>Is anybody working on a Log4j adapter for the Java Logging API? (JSR #000047)
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