Spring-core will probably continue to use commons-logging as its logging API. As far as I know, spring-core has not expressed an intention to use SLF4J as a logging API. So, my proposal address an...
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Spring-core will probably continue to use commons-logging as its logging API. As far as I know, spring-core has not expressed an intention to use SLF4J as a logging API. So, my proposal address an...
Declaring commons-logging in the provided scope as described above nicely solves an extremely common problem. In contrast, explicitly excluding common-logging is an error-prone and cumbersome...
Chapter 1 of the Spring documentation, more precisely section 1.3.2.1, describes a strategy of replacing commons-logging with slf4j. The described strategy uses maven exclusions. I think a...