I shudder to bring this up, but if there's some code that's being
integrated into Tika, and it wants to do logging, then what logging
framework should it use?
Currently it doesn't look like anybody does any logging inside of
Tika, which avoids the issue (good) but means there's no precedent.
Has this come up before? I haven't seen any slf4j vs. commons-logging
vs. insert-your-favorite-logging-facade-here debates on the list, and
I'm not sad :)
Thanks,
-- Ken
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