On Friday 04 April 2008 02:39, Stuart McCulloch wrote:
> On 04/04/2008, Philipp Kursawe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello Stuart,
> >
> > finally I have found a descent logging bundle for OSGi. However I would
> > prefer to use logback as the backend, as its significantly faster than
> > all the others and I wonder how I could use it with pax-logging and
> > disable all the other API support (JCL,LOG4J,Avalon) at the same time.

Ok, the overhead of having the legacy APIs are very low memory wise, and nil 
in terms of runtime performance.

Regarding LogBack;
It is an LGPL license, which has some additional restrictions from our liberal 
Apache License, so we are not totally Ok with depending on it. It is 
especially the requirement that downstream users must be allowed to fully 
reverse engineer the entire application built around it, that is the problem, 
since many/most commercial licenses will prevent that.

That said; If we could get a "Classpath Exception" from Ceki, then I am Ok 
with depending on it, and interested in having alternate backends. "Classpath 
Exception" is the waiver of linked dependency does not constitute Derived 
Works, so that the reverse engineering clause doesn't trigger.
We would also need to express this clearly.


I'll ask Ceki straight away...


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