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lookup the Settings bean. This bean provides access to all available
properties.
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+++ <h2>Using your own Property Provider</h2>
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+++ <p>If you want to store all your properties in a different storage than the
file
+++ system, for example in a database, you can implement your own provider
+++ mechanism. Add a bean implementing the PropertiesProvider interface to the
root
+++ application context of Spring and Cocoon will get all properties from this
+++ provider after it has read the properties from the properties files.</p>
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<h1>Logging</h1>
<p>Cocoon uses <a href="http://logging.apache.org/log4j";>Log4J</a> by
default
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By setting the <em>org.apache.cocoon.logging.configuration</em> property in
your
properties, you can point to a different configuration file.</p>
+++ <h2>Bootstrap log level</h2>
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+++ <p>TBD</p>
+++
+++ <h2>Environment Logging Category</h2>
+++
+++ <p>TBD</p>
+++
+++ <h2>Cocoon Logging Category</h2>
+++
+++ <p>TBD</p>
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<h2>Overriding the log level</h2>
<p>For development you can override the configured log level from your Log4J
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