Re: wm.log time stamp broken?

Yes I think SLF4J gives the best of both worlds ... you can plug in any 
of the major logging framework, or use their native implementation of 
the Log4J API and get native performance.

Keats

Marcello H wrote:

>I would vote for a log-wrapper scenario, because everyone could use his personal
>(or business) favorite logging system, and easily swap to another one
>if the future
>changes.
>
>So SLF4J or JCL are my two favorites right now.
>(I just finisched reading the SLF4J site and I like their approach.)
>Could we decide (vote?) on this issue and help me and others for the
>logging problems
>that might occur?
>
>Greetings from Holland,
>Marcel
>
>  
>




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