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Hello! I've recently stumbled across the pax-logging project and am curious if it is able to support the following slightly convoluted deployment configuration. The relevant points are: * The OSGi container is embedded within an application that already has its own SLF4J logging. I don't care which backend is used (it's currently logback-classic, but I don't mind switching to log4j if necessary). * The OSGi container contains a mix of code that is both OSGi-aware and OSGI-unaware. That is, some of the code uses the standard OSGi log service, and the rest of it uses SLF4J. I would like to do the following, if possible: 1. The main application controls the SLF4J/logback/log4j configuration, logging all messages to a rolling log appender. The main application (the "host") doesn't do much before starting the OSGi container, but I would still like it to be the host that's in control of logging. 2. Any messages generated by the OSGi framework (Felix in this case, but I don't think it matters which I use) should go to the host's SLF4J logging configuration. 3. Any messages logged by code running inside the OSGi container that's using the OSGi log service should go to the host's SLF4J logging configuration. 4. Any messages logged by code inside the OSGi container that's using SLF4J should to the host's SLF4J logging configuration. Basically, I want to guarantee that every single log message is captured and that all of the the messages end up at the same destination so that I'm configuring logging in one place instead of multiple. Is this doable with pax-logging? Am I likely to suffer greatly trying to achieve it? Thanks, Mark -- -- ------------------ OPS4J - http://www.ops4j.org - [email protected] --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "OPS4J" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
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