Actually, a logback backend for pax-logging has been contributed a few
weeks ago, see [1].
This hasn't been released yet, but you should have no problems giving
it a try anyway.
[1]
https://github.com/ops4j/org.ops4j.pax.logging/commit/8317bd6c00a62d350ae826f078e584b31cfb9a7b
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011
semi-colon is also a command separator in gogo.
Just quote the entire string to avoid interpretation of semi-colon and
other special characters:
obr javadoc /home/rickhall/tmp 'Bundle Repository;1.0.0'
as in bash, single quotes escape everything, where as double-quotes allows
variable expansion
Hi Matt
You may want to check this thread on the karaf list:
http://karaf.922171.n3.nabble.com/Running-Karaf-without-PAX-Logging-td3177504.html
The gist of which is that opinions differ on pros and cons between pax
logging (with default backend log4j) and logback. Pax is more osgi-aware
and logb
Not sure why this won't execute since it always did in the Felix
shell...why would you be executing it on the Unix command line?
Regardless, the new OBR commands for the Gogo shell use @ instead, I
believe, since Gogo also interpreted the semi-colon.
-> richard
On 12/7/11 10:06, Maguire, And
For starters, LogBack is a Logging implementation, right ?
Pax Logging is a capture-all logging service for all major interfaces and
does provide a minimalistic implementation. But you want to use Pax Logging
+ Logback in an OSGi scenario. Thats at least what i know of Logback.
Most of that knowled
Hello,
I would like to know the Pros and cons of PaxLogging vs Logback. I have
used PaxLogging a lot but the my client's Enterprise team (different team)
that sets directions, would like to use Logback.
Can someone let me know what are the pros and cons between the two and
especially in the OSGi w
I see this example in the documentation:
obr javadoc /home/rickhall/tmp "Bundle Repository";1.0.0
but ; is a command separator on Unix, so the example will not execute as
described because the ; should be escaped via \;
Is there another way to specify version numbers, a colon perhaps?
And
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