Max,
Its not noteworthy, but keep an eye on it. A plug-in with a buddy
policy will look in its buddies whenever it can't find a class by normal
means. Its not bad until the plug-in has lots of buddies and needs to
find lots of classes through the buddy policy. I don't have a
quantitive re
thanks - i saw it earlier today. good stuff...wish it were easier.
I noticed you mentioned performance issues with buddy classloading - is it
noteworthy/bad?
I wrote about logger plugins with SLF4J, and submitted it to
EclipseZone. It was just posted today. I hope its useful to you.
h
Max,
I wrote about logger plugins with SLF4J, and submitted it to
EclipseZone. It was just posted today. I hope its useful to you.
http://www.eclipsezone.com/eclipse/forums/t55300.html
John
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Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 03:35:47 +0100, John Franey
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Max,
Sorry for the delay. Attached are the manifest files. The attachment
is a zip file disguised. SourceForge bounces mail that has extension
'.zip', so I used a different extension.
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 03:35:47 +0100, John Franey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Max,
Sorry for the delay. Attached are the manifest files. The attachment
is a zip file disguised. SourceForge bounces mail that has extension
'.zip', so I used a different extension.
thank you.
Did I understand
Max,
Sorry for the delay. Attached are the manifest files. The attachment
is a zip file disguised. SourceForge bounces mail that has extension
'.zip', so I used a different extension.
John
Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
yes, this is the right forum since im interested in this for the
ecl
yes, this is the right forum since im interested in this for the eclipse
plugins.
would be good if you could send the manifest.mf so i can relate it to the
text.
thanks.
/max
Max,
*1: Centralize all logging configuration to a single file: *
jdk1.4 logging: By default, jdk logging finds
Max,
1: Centralize all logging configuration to a single file:
jdk1.4 logging: By default, jdk logging finds config file in jre/lib
directory, but this doesn't put control of the configuration into the
rcp provider unless the provider is also delivering a full jre. Better
to set the java.ut
I also found solutions to some other issues like: how to centralize all
logging configuration to a single file, and how an appender in hibernate
plugin can be found by the log4j plugin, and how to swap to a different
slf4j implementation library so jdk logging, nlog4j or simple log
I'm wi
Max, Alexandre,
Also available from slf4j is the common logging layer implemented atop
slf4j layer. This will support both APIs at the same time for a smooth
transition from commons logging to slf4j.
Eclipse class finding algorithm will find classes imported to a plugin
before it finds the
yes, i also find slf4j interesting, but afaik it won't help solve
the logging problem while other components i use uses common logging.
And it will also still have issues with duplicate configuration etc., but
im not sure.
/max
Hi.
When developing eclipse plugins, I ended up with a severe
Hi.
When developing eclipse plugins, I ended up with a severe limitation
when a plugins makes reference to the apache-commons-logging library
AND each other.
Well, digging around I found the slf4j library (http://www.slf4j.org/) that seems to solve my problem.
The cenario where the problem arose wa
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