On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 02:54:05PM +0100, helix84 wrote: > I've been meaning to ask this for a long time. I noticed that when > working with code in the master branch, there's now a whole lot of log > messages in the tomcat log files that weren't there in 1.8. Most > prominently, this message appears on stderr when starting up the class > launcher ([dspace]/bin/dspace). Is it just my environment or is > everyone seeing this? Is it intended? They're probably related to > dspace services. Or perhaps Spring? > > INFO [main] (DSpaceKernelInit.java:52) - Created new kernel: > DSpaceKernel:org.dspace:name=98c3fc02-e8f0-40d9-a872-54b3cf2f16fa,type=DSpaceKernel:lastLoad=null:loadTime=0:running=false:kernel=null
That one is related to Services. As near as I can figure it, the kernel manages one (or more?) bean container(s) which in turn configure the service code. Code which wants to use Services needs to create a kernel or find one that's already running, and then ask it for the service manager, which it can ask for e.g. the ConfigurationService. We might want to move that message to DEBUG level. > INFO [main] (ConfigurationManager.java:1224) - Loading from > classloader: file:/dspace/config/dspace.cfg The configuration manager is what we had before ConfigurationService was added. Right now they operate in parallel. Both ConfigurationManager and the stock ConfigurationService have various ways of locating dspace.cfg, so I can see why this is logged. > INFO [main] (ConfigurationManager.java:1224) - Using dspace provided > log configuration (log.init.config) > INFO [main] (ConfigurationManager.java:1224) - Loading: > /dspace/config/log4j.properties One of the things that ConfigurationManager does is initialize the logger, rather than just take the logger's default behavior. I don't recall why. But, given that it does that, it's good to know where the configuration came from and how. -- Mark H. Wood, Lead System Programmer [email protected] I don't do "doorbusters".
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