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Posted to general@logging.apache.org by Curt Arnold <ca...@apache.org> on 2006/08/14 07:51:16 UTC
Fwd: Logging Services August 2006 Report
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Curt Arnold <ca...@apache.org>
> Date: August 14, 2006 12:41:19 AM CDT
> To: board@apache.org
> Subject: Logging Services August 2006 Report
>
>
> Logging Services report 2006-08
> -------------------------------
>
> Projects listed in alphabetical order.
>
> Overall
> ----------
>
> * The Logging Services PMC continues to track projects under
> incubation:
> log4net, log4php.
>
> * Mark Womack resigned as PMC chair and Curt Arnold was appointed
> by the Board
> after nomination by the PMC to assume the office.
>
> * There has been some recent discussion on a recurring topic of
> logging for Javascript.
> There are several log4j-like Javascript implementations in the
> wild and the
> authors of at least one of them has expressed an interest in
> contributing to
> an ASF effort in that space. The next step would be to attempt
> to gather a
> Javascript logging interest group to decide what, if anything,
> that would be beneficial
> for Logging Services to do in that space.
>
> * Logging Services is currently structured as a "umbrella"
> project. There was
> some discussion long time ago about modifying the bylaws of the
> project so that
> it is a single project with multiple products and I expect to
> reraise the issue
> shortly.
>
> log4cxx Report
> --------------
>
> * An initial ASF release of log4cxx is long overdue. There only
> some minor bug
> fixes this quarter and there still needs to be a coordinated
> sprint to address
> the few remaining issues that have been blocking a release. The
> user community
> remains healthy, but development has been resource starved.
>
>
> log4j Report
> ------------
>
> * A log4j 1.2.14 release candidate is expected shortly. The
> consensus had been to
> end the log4j 1.2 version with log4j 1.2.13, however there have
> been several
> significant concurrency issues repeated encountered by the user
> community
> and fixed in the SVN that should justify reconsidering that
> decision.
>
> * A log4j 1.3 alpha 9 release is also expected shortly. Several
> binary compatibility
> issues with log4j 1.2 have been resolved since the last release.
> A contributed alternative
> set of appenders that address some reentrancy and concurrency
> issues were moved
> from the sandbox to the trunk for wider distribution and feedback.
>
> log4net Report
> --------------
>
> * The log4net project is still in incubation.
>
> * Work continues on the next point release containing minor bug
> fixes. We
> are evaluating several enhancements that take advantage of the new
> features in .NET 2.0. This raises backwards compatibility questions.
>
> * We have an open ended discussion on the use and storage of strong
> name
> assembly signing keys. This may need further discussion at wider
> level,
> and probably requires some sort of consensus amongst all the .NET
> projects.
>
>
> log4php Report
> --------------
>
> * No report available from log4php committers in time for this
> report. The mailing
> list have been very quiet with only 7 messages on the user list
> and no messages
> on the development list.