> -----Original Message----- > From: Scott Sanders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sure, I will happily change any and all formatting. I am > over here bootstrapping this, so I needed human formattinf > for now. ISO8601 is a great idea and I would love to see a > patch. If not, I can code this up later. I will see how to do this into XMLLogger.. Unfortunately while writing the later post I realized that recent changes about the human-readable-plurialization-correct-time-formatting (which I do firmly believe is not correct for unit representations :) is also applied to the xmllogger and breaks the nightly build in my company about the time parsing since the pattern is no more regular and number cannot be extracted easily :-( Breaking for breaking I will change the time elapsed into an ISO8601-like time format (or milliseconds directly). > Understood. I am just not there yet. Still debugging in the > raw XML. I need to get some of it posted so I can get some > help with the formatting XSL. You might want to take a look at src/etc/log.xsl ? > I understand the feelings of duplication avoidance, and I > will look into the ISO8601 Route. I beleive there are 2 > classes in the commons-sandbox to do this, so I will look > into it. The only reason I duplicated now was because the > method I wanted was unavailable to me (protected). I am > happy to remove this duplication, and I think it will remove > itself once I plug in the ISO8601 stuff. Ah, I was sure that I saw this either into commons or Velocity tools. ! Indeed this should be commons coming from a recent refactoring of all date related tools. Cheers ! -- Stephane Bailliez Software Engineer, Paris - France HAHT - http://www.haht.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
