Don Brown a écrit :
Sure, but that's kinda my point - many webapps, ours (Atlassian) in particular, cannot assume a specific application server. Our apps must be able to be dropped into any app server, with any other webapps, and still be expected to play nicely. Even inserting a root logger that filters for packages don't help, as another app could be using the same library. Again, all other serious logging libraries support this, what I would label, basic feature. Even commons logging, with all its flaws, allows us to reimplement their API's (in an OSGi environment) to handle the logging, but since JUL is a java.* package, we're stuck.
I wouldn't be surprised if all other application server had the same mechanism implemented by Tomcat. Ensuring webapps isolation is a basic feature for the servers. That's definitely worth checking though.
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