Re: [POLL] Splitting log4j.jar by dependency

[Ceki Gülcü <ce...@qos.ch>]

At 06:48 AM 1/20/2005, Jacob Kjome wrote:

>I don't understand what you mean here?  If the server provides only Java2 
>classloading behavior, no matter what you bundle with your app, you are at 
>the mercy of the server version.  Backwards compatibility would certainly 
>be key in keeping apps running, but the discussion was the webapp 
>controlling its own version of Log4j, and that is not possible in this 
>example, unless you are the server admin (or know the server admin 
>well).  This is why I said "....Under Tomat".  Only server implementing 
>child-first classloading behavior could allow you to bundle log4j.jar with 
>the webapp and count on that version being used rather than the server version.

You are quite right.

>Jake

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