Not a problem for today, but I'm once again reminded how badly I want to toss
out all of our logging abstraction.
Out Logger class started way back in 1999 before even Log4j existed. When
good-looking frameworks came into the picture, we kept using ours. That bit is
as our code for logging ha
The code is way too complex. I agree.
Abstraction is fine especially in Tomcat with the logging system and the
class loading management to load configuration. If we want to be Tomcat we
need to be able to support the same logging system in my opinion.
Now it can probably be done using either an e
I think, that we are an app server first and not a logging framework
(;-)), so I am fine with
"I have no idea what all that code does and I'm happy when I don't have to look
at it".
However, I agree with JL, that we are really close to passing the TCK again,
which would allow to cut a sweet &
> On Sep 28, 2022, at 11:45 AM, Zowalla, Richard
> wrote:
>
> However, I agree with JL, that we are really close to passing the TCK again,
> which would allow to cut a sweet & nice 9.0.0 Final before moving on to EE10
> work :)
Agreed.
> On Sep 23, 2022, at 4:01 PM, David Blevins wrote:
>
