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Re: Replace commons-logging with slf4j?

by Raffael Herzog-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Am Mittwoch, 25. Juni 2008 14.30:44 schrieb James Carman:
> JCL does have its problems, we have to concede that.  So, you just
> have issue with the fact that you can't have your "logger" injected
> automatically via HiveMind's BuilderFactory, right?  You gave me an
> interesting idea.  Perhaps the "autoinjectors" should be configurable
> (and the default ones should also be conditional based on what's on
> the classpath, so that we could add in slf4j support easily).

Yeah, I thought about that, too, when I copied BuilderFactory over to
HiveApp to add my stuff for AppBuilderFactory. Then I thought: "Well, but
now, I've got it all, most of the remaining stuff people might want to do
are perfectly possible using object providers", so I stopped there.

Then again, my first posting here was about opening HiveMind more to make it
easier to extend its core. From that POV, pluggable injectors are the way
to go.

> We
> should file a JIRA for this.  Since you came up with the idea (I'm not
> selfless, but lazy :), why don't you file a JIRA so that we don't lose
> it?

OK, I'll do it. I'm lazy myself, however. I would also help implementing it,
actually.

Cheers,
   Raffi

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