Andre,
In regards to contacting IS people (not developers or specialists) who
use Tomcat in production environments, please contact me off-list. I
think I can help to point you in the right direction and get you
access to the resources you are requesting.
Thank you,
Stephen Caine
CommonGround Softworks, Inc.
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In my original post (and I apologise if this was not clear enough),
I am specifically trying to speak for the sysadmin / average Tomcat
user, and appealing to experts (such as you probably), to help make
it simpler for these people to use and configure Tomcat. Please.
I have no doubt that for experts, the logging as it is now is
probably clear, effective, efficient, flexible and everything you
would ask for.
log4j is a beautiful package, but it is a monster, requiring deep
Java knowledge, and even so, many hours of dedicated work to dominate.
From the look of it, Commons Logging is a similar piece of cake.
No doubt that for someone who mainly does Java programming for a
living, it is worth the effort.
But many (the majority ?) of Tomcat users and administrators do not
have that time, at least not for that package alone, when they
simultaneously have to learn a little bit of many other packages.
That does not mean that they don't like Tomcat, at least not yet.
Or else, shall we say up front that Tomcat is a development tool, to
be used exclusively by Java and Tomcat programming specialists, and
not in production environments ?
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