Kismet,
I have many times tried to explain the rationale behind the Pax Logging
architecture, and I think it is time to put them up on the first paragraph
of the docs.
Very well,
Log4j is 4 things, an API, SPI, Configuration and an implementation. And the
real problem is that Ceki (sorry to give
Alin,
You know my general position of depending on something that might disappear
overnight.
Your suggestions make sense, with the above risk hanging over it.
I will +1 it IFF you maintain the current mechanism as a fallback, possibly
in separate bundle and activated by command-line option. Havin
you have my +1
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 6:00 PM, Alin Dreghiciu wrote:
> Hi guys,
> back on the performance issue with pax exam/pax runner we discussed a while
> back. One of the reasons finding something as a profile goes slow is because
> of the resolution process, To figure out where an artifact
Hi guys,
back on the performance issue with pax exam/pax runner we discussed a while
back. One of the reasons finding something as a profile goes slow is because
of the resolution process, To figure out where an artifact is located
mvn: handler has to go to all the repos and look for metadata
deter
Hi All,
I have project namely jain-sip that uses Log4J for logging, I tryed to
execute the library inside OSGi by means of pax-logging and I got the
error:
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/log4j/Layout
at gov.nist.javax.sip.SipStackImpl.(SipStackImpl.java:398)
I found
Hello Toni and all!
I changed to 1.0.0, but still the same thing happens, for the second run it
freezes at "Wait for test container to finish its initialization without timing
out".
Thank you, Peter
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2009/6/12 Serge Emmanuel Pagop
> Hello altogether,
> How can I use the thirdparty artifact httpcore-4.0 as bundle and also as
> artifact for compilation in my eclipse IDE for my OSGI project.?
>
> My solution was:
> I used pax-wrap-jar to wrap the
> thirdparty artifact httpcore 4.0 from httpcomp
