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Posted to log4j-dev@logging.apache.org by Mark Womack <mw...@apache.org> on 2006/04/05 07:31:30 UTC
1.3 build
Hi all,
I obviously haven't done the next build for v1.3. I am trying to get some
changes together for the FileWatchdog. I am just rewriting it to be much
simpler. I have the changes ready to go, so after we fix the current
compile errors I will test and check in.
I also think we should replace the Scheduler class with the jdk 1.3 Timer
class. Since appears that we will be migrating log4j to at least jdk 1.3,
it makes sense to not re-invent the wheel. Any opinions?
-Mark
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Re: 1.3 build
Posted by Ceki Gülcü <ce...@qos.ch>.
If my memory serves me correctly, the Scheduler was written to ensure JDK
1.2 compatibility. However, it also became apparent that the Scheduler
offered significant advantages over the JFK 1.3 Timer class. Unfortunately,
I can't exactly remember what those advantages were but maybe it was the
methods to find scheduled jobs and to reschedule them with different
parameters.
At 07:31 AM 4/5/2006, Mark Womack wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I obviously haven't done the next build for v1.3. I am trying to get some
>changes together for the FileWatchdog. I am just rewriting it to be much
>simpler. I have the changes ready to go, so after we fix the current
>compile errors I will test and check in.
>
>I also think we should replace the Scheduler class with the jdk 1.3 Timer
>class. Since appears that we will be migrating log4j to at least jdk 1.3,
>it makes sense to not re-invent the wheel. Any opinions?
>
>-Mark
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