on 8/1/01 3:20 AM, "Paulo Gaspar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Unlike Jon's, this kind of objective argumentation makes a lot > more sense to me and it sure raises my interest for log4j. <repeat>I wasn't making an argument.</repeat> <repeat>I was simply expressing an opinion.</repeat> The fact that my opinion happens to be based on an enlightened opinion because I listen to Jason on other lists definitely influenced my opinion. Please attempt to understand that. I'm getting tired of repeating myself to you. > However, I still think that this and other libraries (e.g.: > HttpClient) should be log-engine agnostic. Even when there is > a standard API, they should use that API but still stay engine > agnostic. Ok, so if we make a dependency on Log4J today knowing that in the future, Log4J will support the Java Logging API, what the heck is the difference? -jon
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