Hi Ricardo,
thanks for your effort. Sounds great.
regards,
René
Am 11.03.2023 um 17:31 schrieb Ricardo Parada
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Hi René
I used Henrique’s fork to help us advance our Wonder fork to slf4j.
I commented out references to classes in ERXLog4j2LoggingAdapter and
ERXLogbac
Hi René I used Henrique’s fork to help us advance our Wonder fork to slf4j.I commented out references to classes in ERXLog4j2LoggingAdapter and ERXLogbackLoggingAdapter because we still have an ant based build and I don’t know how to specify optional dependencies as he seems to have done in the pom
Hi René,I’m wondering if he got hired by Apple since I have not seen any activity from him since then. :-)Anyways, in the coming months I may start trying it out. And possibly start converting some of the appenders and pattern layout classes from log4j1 to log4j2. I found some good articles with e
Hi,
I successfully merged Henriques PR into our Wonder-fork and we are using
log4j2 now for our current projects.
But in order to get rid of the log4j1.jar, we had to move form ant to maven
build. And kick out the JavaXML.framework.
I'll like to support Henrique in finalising this PR, but u
Hi Henrique,
It is true that Wonder uses mostly the Apache commons logging library, e.g.
org.apache.commons.logging and a little bit of the log4j 1 library, e.g.
org.apache.log4j. That is what I concluded b searching *.jar and *.java files
in Wonder.
And you mention it in your list of open is
Hey guys!
I'm replacing the log4j dependency with slf4j in Wonder, as promised. I've
created a draft pull request [1] on GitHub so more people can comment, test,
and assist me with this change. Please, take a look at it if you have time.
Your comments are always welcome.
Cheers,
HP
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