Ceki & Sébastien

This is really cool. Great start.

Of course the enhancements needed are the ability of the developer to customize 
logger levels so that they only see messages from the classes they are 
interested in. 

So if the console was normally set at ERROR, and I could set  com.myorg.mystuff 
= DEBUG or TRACE in beagle, then I would be able to see the details I'm 
interested in from a developer perspective without having to modify the 
logback.xml (and accidentally check it into the source repository).

The other item I noticed was that if you add the <consolePlugin> to the xml 
file and the plugin has not been installed (by the IDE user), you see a stack 
trace. It is at INFO level, but is an area of concern if I want to add this to 
all of my logback.xml configurations for use by the team.

So in your opinion, would it be wise to add to a regular logback.xml files or 
do you see each developer adding this themselves?

Larry Smith


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