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Ivan, you can try next steps:

1. Remove slf4j.nop bundle from repository/ext folder.
2. Add import of ch.qos.logback.classic and ch.qos.logback.core packages in your's application bundle.
3. Put...

I read your previous message, and supposed it would be easy to use custom config.



Well I would prefer to deploy configuration with my application, without changing Spring DM Server config.
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How I suppose to know, if behavior is incorrect. Logging is working, no exception throws.
The only one problem is issue with not using my custom config.
I'm not sure if I be able to catch moment...

Well I used Include-Resource option of maven-bundle-plugin to put logback.xml in jar. Unzip jar file from target dir, logback.xml included in it.

Dmitry,
Modifying logging configuration in serviceability.xml works fine. But I would prefer to deploy configuration (including logging configuration) with deploying my application.
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I prepared...

I overcame this issue.
Spring DM server uses slf4j.nop implementation of logging for my bundles. But nop implementation discard logging!!
I removed appropriate bundle from repository\ext folder and...

I have an issue with logging. I'm using slf4j with logback implementation.
I set system properties -Dlogback.configurationFile on spring dm server startup with full path to my custom logback config...

I have an issue with deployment my application with plan file.
My application consist of few bundles. Some of them are third party jars that I manually bundled, because did not find it in EBR.
For...

Still found imports based on 3.0.0 release in 3.0.1.RELEASE-A version of org.springframework.context.support bundle:

org.springframework.beans;version=" [3.0.0, 3.0.1)";resolution:="optional",...

I have the same issue. Have you resolved your problem, if yes than how