Howdy, >1.4. on first glance the JDK model seems to be so >similar to what Log4j uses. i think that a discussion
The similarities go a lot deeper than a first glance. They're very intentional as well. The intent is to make migrating trivial. >about the advantages Log4j has over the JDK logging >package in this list is a must at the very minimum. Of I've found Ceki's (and other) documents on the log4j web site comparing the two APIs to be fairly helpful. Is there something not mentioned in there you'd like raised? The articles there could be updated. Yoav Shapira Millennium ChemInformatics
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