> Alternatively you can develop LogViewer from within the log4j > project. You > will be given commit access (assuming a positive ballot) and > access to our > CVS repository. We could ship LogViewer with the log4j > distribution but in > a separate jar. I think that LF5 and Chainsaw should be handled similarly > especially as they do not seem to be actively maintained.
log4j-tools.jar that contains the clients/tools and removes them from the log4j.jar? Or even in a jar per tool (log4j-chainsaw.jar, log4j-lf5.jar)? Want to put that to a vote for making this change in v1.3? +1 Besides convienence, I always throught they should live in a separate jar. A clean separation between base/required/server code and extended tools/clients code. -Mark -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>