I will be away of any internet connexion for the next 48 hours, so I will miss
(again :( ) the IRC.
For information, I wrote a "java.logging to common.logging" bridge yesterday,
as
a java.util.logging.Handler subclass (actually somewhat easy to write). I will
test it when I will be back in 2 days before to commit it, if okay. Thinking
again about it, advantages of such bridge compared to direct use of common
logging are:
* We should be able to redirect the loggings from other applications that
use "java.logging" as well, including... J2SE itself. The Sun's Java
implementation logs a fair amount of events in the "java.awt" package,
which may be of some help when debugging rendering.
* I had a look at common logging, and found it quite minimalist. For myself,
I use more of java.util.logging API than what common logging allow.
Back on it in two days...
Martin
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