Re: Removal of setupLogging on application servlet

It didn't make sense to have a servlet do logging setup, since a) servlets are 
initialized pretty late and b) there could be multiple servlets.

Most of what I originally envisioned setupLogging() to do can be done using a 
log4j.properties file on the classpath.

You can always subclass ApplicationServlet and override init() to put any 
application-specific logging setup in place that can't be expressed using 
log4j.properties.




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> Hello, 
> I am attempting to use the new 2.3 beta and I am wondering where I
> should put code that I used to put in setupLogging().
> Also, where can I find a list of these API changes for each release ( I
> assume the rationale and work around for the changes is posted there ).
>  
> Thanks
>  
> Luke Galea 
> Software Development
> BlueCat <http://www.bluecatnetworks.com/>  Networks
> 905-762-5225
>  
> 


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