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INTRODUCTION:
============
This release of Jakarta Commons Logging (JCL) is a maintenance release, with
This release of Apache Commons Logging (JCL) is a maintenance release, with
just a couple of fixes for using JCL under restrictive security policies.
All core classes were compiled with a 1.2.x JDK. JCL may work on some
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on 1.1 JREs download the source and create a custom implementation by
stripping out all the complex classloader management code.
For further details, please see the Jakarta Commons Logging website:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/logging.
For further details, please see the Apache Commons Logging website:
http://commons.apache.org/logging/
For the very latest news, hints, FAQs etc. please see the
Jakarta Commons Logging wiki site:
Apache Commons Logging wiki site:
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-commons/Logging
Note that some containers (some versions of Apache Tomcat and JBoss in
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== General Notes ==
The jakarta commons project has migrated to the Subversion version control system
The Apache Commons project has migrated to the Subversion version control system
(previously, CVS was used). There should be no effect on users of the JCL
library, but obviously the process of examining the latest source code, and of
creating patches for JCL has now changed. Please see the jakarta commons
website for details (http://jakarta.apache.org/commons).
creating patches for JCL has now changed. Please see the Apache Commons
website for details (http://commons.apache.org/).
The jakarta commons project has now moved to using the Apache JIRA installation
The Apache Commons project has now moved to using the Apache JIRA installation
as its bugtracking system (formerly, the Apache Bugzilla installation was used).
All source files for this release have been updated to reflect the new Apache