At 00:57 13.02.2002 +0100, Johan Känngård wrote: >Hello all log4j (and Domino) developers, > >I did post a question to this list a while ago, with no response. Perhaps >the answer was too simple, or the question too stupid. :-) Anyway, I managed >to solve the "problem". > >Here are two source files (actually three...) that I want to share with >those of you developing in the Lotus Domino environment. The files are >pre-alpha, so please don´t blame me if anything goes wrong. I know they >contain long, ugly, nasty code, but it is actually working. I plan to >develop it further, so any comments are appreciated. Please note that the >code is only tested in agents, not in servlets. > >The DominoConfigurator lets you have all configuration in a Domino database, >and the DominoAppender lets you get log events to a Domino database. I´m to >release a complete "Domino Log4j Package", with everything in a Domino >database to get up and running with the Appender and Configurator (like >examples, documentation etc.). Attached is also a utility class, >DominoUtils, that is used by the DominoConfigurator. All three compiled and >tested in Lotus Domino Designer 5.0.9a (JDK 1.1.8) with log4j 1.2b2 and >ncso.jar (Lotus Domino Toolkit for Java 5.0.5 Update). > >Some licens stuff >----------------- >* Is the above mentioned "Domino Log4j Package" ok with the Apache license? >* Is it ok to use log4j as part of the name? The license says no, if I don´t >have permission.
No, you cannot use log4j as part of the name, just as the license says. We are serious about enforcing this rule. >* Can the log4j jar be packaged with this "Domino package"? You can package log4j.jar as long as you respect the terms of the license. >* Do I have to release this "package" under the Apache license, or is it >possible to use the GNU General Public License? I am afraid that the Apache Software Foundation can only accept contributions under the Apache Software License. >* Is the namespace that I have used (net.kanngard.util.logging etc...) ok, >or is it better with org.apache.log4j etc? It depends on what you want to do. >Very short personal presentation >-------------------------------- >I am Johan Känngård, a swede from Stockholm. Lotus Domino, Java, >LotusScript, HTML, CSS and JavaScript are some of my specialities. Domino >has been in my life since 1997, and Java since 2000. Logging is a great tool >to find errors in almost any code, so I have (soon) ported some of log4j >(more like log4me) to LotusScript (LS), which is a language similar to VB, >that can be used in Domino. > >As I have written before: I´m new in the Open Source community, and will >probably continue to ask (stupid) questions. It's a pleasure to meet you. :-) Regards, Ceki -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
