Can we consider one of two solutions for this _single_ use of commons logging
1) Removal of the commons-logging from attributes?
2) Backwards compatible rework that will allow the application to run without commons logging in the classpath (or classloader tree for complex deployments).
Can I have some opinions here, or should I just dive in, make a change and wait for the flak?
Regards,
- Paul
Folks,
In Attributes.java, there is a single use of commons logging :
public static AttributeFinder getAttributeFinder() { .... } catch (Exception e) { logger.warn("failed to initialize specified implementation " + "of AttributeFinder, using default", e); } .... }
Is there a chance that we could eliminate this use given that the system recovers with the instantiation of a default AttributeFinder ?
It would be really useful :-)
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