Hi Ken,
and we stopped using Resin's support for daily rolling log files since
it blocks the server for 20 minutes when rotating a 20 GB logfile -
please don't ask what we are doing with the daily 20 GB ... :-(
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Ken Krugler wrote:
: the troubles comes when you integrate third-party stuff depending on
: log4j (as I currently do). Having said this you have a strong point
when
: looking at http://www.qos.ch/logging/classloader.jsp
there have been several discussions baout changing the logger used by
Solr
... the best summation i can give to these discussions is:
* JDK logging is universal
* using any other logging framework would add a dependency without
adding functionality
The one issue I ran into was with daily rolling log files - maybe I
missed it, but I didn't find that functionality in the JDK logging
package, however it is in log4j.
I'm not advocating a change, just noting this. We worked around it by
leveraging Resin's support for wrapping a logger (set up for daily
rolling log files) around a webapp.
-- Ken
