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Revision as of 11:13, 15 September 2008
How do I integrate with a third party logging framework
EclipseLink's default logging is based on Java (1.4 an higher) java.util.logging but is also extensible to allow other logging frameworks to be used.
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EclipseLink User Guide References
This how-to example will illustrate how other logging solutions such as Log4J and Apache common logging can be easily used with EclipseLink.
References
How to configure a custom logger in JPA
Logging Extension Basics
Customizing EclipseLink to use another logging framework or integrate with an existing logging infrastructure involves:
- Implementing your own SessionLog
- Configuring the use of your SessionLog
Using Log4J
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Using Apache Commons Logging
UNDER CONSTRUCTION