Here are some specifics:
We want to put a logging mechanism (both console /file/smtp) in our webservices (jax-rpc 1.1) application deployed in weblogic 10.3 application server. We have an ear file that constains the following weblogic module (jee): (1) web services class; (2) stateless session beans (ejb); (3) several web servlet application (package as a war file). We want is an overall logging mechanism for all this module/stacks. Right now weblogic 10.3 comes out of the box support for jdk logging-api, apache commons-logging and log4j and I can't find any examples or some tips on doing this using slf4j/logback instead of log4j. Like for example, do I created a startup class to setup the JoranConfiguration class and load my logback.xml configuration files and start my logging init there, or create a startup servlet and do it there or something else. I'm trying to use it because I think slf4j/logback is better than jdk logging-api/jcl or log4j. So I really appreciate if you can help me in this issue. Thanks.
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