Commons logging is a dependancy for HttpClient. It is required for the JVM that HttpClient is running in. But HttpClient is a client side implementation, and should not be on the server anyway.

There is no requirement imposed by HttpClient on the http server at all (beyond the RFCs). Particlularly, commons-logging.jar.

log4j is optional for commons-logging and is therefore optional for httpclient.

This should be a non-issue.

Jandlaf.


Tarek M. Nabil wrote:

Thanks :)

Is there a way I can use the HttpClient without putting commons logging and log4j on the server as well?



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From: Jeffrey Dever [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 9:51 PM
To: Commons HttpClient Project
Subject: Re: Am I in the right place?


Here is good.

Tarek M. Nabil wrote:


Hi everyone,

I need to ask some user level questions about the http client. Am I in the right place or should I go to the commons user list?

Thanks,

Tarek M. Nabil


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