This is definitely a good idea.
Just wondering what peoples thoughts are about eventually making Chainsaw a Java Web Start app. Seems like a nice way to distribute it to clients.
My thoughts are that Chainsaw is really an add-on product to log4j, and shouldn't be restricted by anything that log4j-core is (like library dependencies need to be 0).
For example, if we were to keep log4j light, and distribute it _without_ chainsaw (which log4-core.jar already does, I think), and then provide Chainsaw as an add-on via Web start, or separate Jar download, we have the "luxury" of perhaps using some other packages (I'm thinking Jakarta Commons Collections might be useful).
Anyone care to comment?
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