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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 15450] - Ability to set levels for loggers

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Ability to set levels for loggers





------- Additional Comments From rdonkin@apache.org  2002-12-17 21:31 -------
IMHO 

Useful as it may be, this is against the commons-logging philosophy. All
configuration of the logging system (as opposed to decided which logging system
to use) was intentionally placed outside the scope of this component. 

You can still set the log levels dynamically - but you need to do this through
the wrapped logging system rather than via the Log wrapper. If you use - for
example - log4j as your logging implementation then you can set levels
dynamically in exactly the same way as before.

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