>> In that case, why don't you simply delete JooqLogger and use slf4j? It does >> exactly that: Figure out which logging framework is on the classpath and >> create a specialized logging factory for it. >> >> On top of that, you can get rid of isXxxEnabled() because slf4j handles >> this, too. > > I guess this will be the most sensible thing to do...
Yet... :-) That would probably mean I'll have to add my first real runtime dependency, wouldn't I?
