> I'd be glad to volunteer as I need it for the project I'm working on. > My concern is that any xml generator would become obsolete with log4j > 1.3. From the docs, I see that 1.3 xml configuration is achieved using > something called the joran configurator > http://www.qos.ch/logging/JoranConfigurator.html > > would it make more sense to develop something like a JoranConfigWriter?
Well, you could call it that, but the reading and configuring is done by JoranConfigurator, but one could think that once a LoggerRepository is configured, it's configuration could be output in any form (properties, XML, whatever). If we have a class that walks the LoggerRepository loggers, appenders, and plugins, and outputs the configuration file in some format (obviously XML in the format JoranConfigurator can read would be the most useful first version) that would be perfect. It should be straightforward from a Junit point of view too. Given an XML configuration file, use JoranConfigurator to configure, then use NathansCoolConfigWriter to write the xml file back out, and then compare the 2 xml files together for success/failure. > I know this has probably been asked a thousand times.... how far off is > 1.3? a week, a month, a year? echo "how far off is 1.3?" > /dev/idontknow/ cheers, Paul Smith --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
