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Logging: replace required Commons Logging with optional SLF4J (fallback to java util logging) #25
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…g back to Java Util logging This patch was inspired by @spmiller's work on a pluggable logging interface. This patch caters to two main audiences: those two don't want any extraneous dependencies (by removing the need for commons logging) and those who want to be able to redirect and/or suppress logging via standard logging configuration (when SLF4J and a binding are provided). #16
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That's a lot of extra lines of code. I hate many lines of code :-) bu if it might make people happy, I am merging it. |
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Logging: replace required Commons Logging with optional SLF4J (fallback to java util logging)
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This patch was inspired by @spmiller's work on a pluggable logging interface. This patch caters to two main audiences: those two don't want any extraneous dependencies (by removing the need for commons logging) and those who want to be able to redirect and/or suppress logging via standard logging configuration (when SLF4J and a binding are provided).
#16