Thank you for your comments. I'm the one responsible for migrating AXIS to the commons-logging API. Let me first acknowledge that recent builds of the commons-logging API DO tend to (unnaturally) favor Log4j. However, the fundamental principle of being able to remove Log4j is still available.
I
William,
log4j is NOT NEEDED AT ALL in the latest cvs. Which version are you using?
Thanks,
dims
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>The AXIS toolkit is very impressive and we used it up until the java policies got
>in the way
> running stubs from within applets. Appa
no objections from me.
Thanks,
dims
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> Any objections to grabbing the latest log4j?
> Just tested it and everything seems to work.
> -Dug
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-Original Message-
From: Glen Daniels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 9:44 AM
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Subject: RE: Log4J date in JAR file name
Personally, I'd like to see a "checkpoint" nightly build which is bui
se we're locked to log4j-1.1.3. I'd be happy to help set this up if
you can point me in the right direction.
--Glen
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on the classpath first
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> C'mon guys. I'm betting there's
asspath first anyway)
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JAR file name
C'mon guys. I'm betting there's some good reason
why log4j.jar in the interi
Title: Log4J date in JAR file name
C'mon guys. I'm betting there's some good reason
why log4j.jar in the interim drops includes a date in the name. I'd just like to
hear what it is. Can someone please tell me?
If there is a good reason, why aren't other JARs
like clutil and wsdl4j dated? If
