"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : 
  | i.e. There will be no logging unless the appserver associates an output 
stream
  | with MCF. If or how it does it is entirely down to it.
  | 
  | Since JBoss uses log4j and always associates a writer you can control
  | it using the log4j config.
  | 
  | Since JBoss is Open Source you change those rules, if you don't like it.
  | It's called a feature.
  | 
  | I fail to see how you can argue with a straight face that overridding a 
policy decision
  | can possibly be a bug?

You don't want understand, right? 

To recap (from the javadoc): If you set a log writer, logging and tracing is 
ON! It doesn't matter if that is a null stream or not, because the MCF  creates 
a huge debug/trace output. 

To use a RA with debug/trace enabled in a high-load scenario in production is 
not appropriate. In our case it's not usable. 

That is a bug. 

But anyway, bug or not, it doesn't work and that's what matters.



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