Hi, a few questions related to logging in Phoenix:
1. what is the recommended way of enabling logging in classes that do not extend AbstractLogEnabled, eg in helper type classes that do not necessarily fit into the Avalon framework? One way I would see is to pass the Logger in the Context - provided the helper class is Contextualizable. Any other hints or best practices? What if one wishes to not implement Contextualizable, ie the helper class is part of a different jar and one wants to keep separate from the Avalon framework? 2. I assume that the default logger is Avalon Logkit. I read it is possible to use other loggers, such as log4j or JDK1.4, but have not found the information on how to configure Phoenix to use these loggers. Does it work in a similar manner to commons-logging, ie one needs to set a sysproperty? 3. logs version 1.1 vs 1.0: it seems that 1.1 uses the Excalibur Logger only for configuration, but still uses LogKit for logging. Again, can this configuration be used with other loggers, such as log4j? Is 1.1 the recommended version? 4. Log4j vs LogKit: can anybody point me to some documentation (if any) that compares the two and discusses their merits? Not very clear to me what one offers over the other. Thanks, Mauro -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
