log4j-core.jar question

[Tim Dawson <td...@wamnet.com>]

Can someone help me understand when I would use log4j-core.jar as opposed to
the full log4j.jar?

I didn't see anything in the docs that describes log4j-core at all. I'd like
to use t.he smaller jar, but I'm not clear on what I'm missing.  I did a
diff on the output of "jar -tf" and it didn't look like anything I needed,
but I'd like to know what the logical delineation is between what's
considered core and what's not.

Thanks,

Tim

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RE: log4j-core.jar question

[Thomas Tuft Muller <tt...@online.no>]

When you don't use any of the classes that exists in the log4j.jar, but not
in the log4j-core.jar.

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| -----Original Message-----
| From: Tim Dawson [mailto:tdawson@wamnet.com]
| Sent: 08 November 2001 09:38
| To: log4j-user@jakarta.apache.org
| Subject: log4j-core.jar question
|
|
| Can someone help me understand when I would use log4j-core.jar as
| opposed to
| the full log4j.jar?
|
| I didn't see anything in the docs that describes log4j-core at
| all. I'd like
| to use t.he smaller jar, but I'm not clear on what I'm missing.  I did a
| diff on the output of "jar -tf" and it didn't look like anything I needed,
| but I'd like to know what the logical delineation is between what's
| considered core and what's not.
|
| Thanks,
|
| Tim
|
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