Is there any interest in using slf4j (http://www.slf4j.org/) rather
then forcing folks to use JDK logging?
The nice thing about slf4j is that user can easily switch the logger
implementation. The other nice thing is its use of message formats.
This means you don't have to wrap stuff in if( level >= DEBUG ). By
default, the stuff you print out (even toString() ) isn't executed
unless that logging level is set.
logger.debug("value: {}.", entry.somethingThatTakesSomeTime() );
Other projects using slf4j include apache wicket and jetty6.
Thoughts?
ryan
