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Revision as of 09:39, 15 May 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.

This how-to example will illustrate how other logging solutions such as Log4J and Apache common logging can be easily used with EclipseLink.


Logging Extension Basics

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Using Log4J

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Using Apache Commons Logging

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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