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fuege
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JDK logger configuration for Maven plugin's enhancement goal

The question is how to set up the logging configuration using JDK logger for Maven plugin's enhance goal
(I'm using the M2 plugin, but I guess it applies to the Maven1 plugin as well).

Rationale: the ASM enhancer is too verbose, IMHO, using INFO level instead of DEBUG e.g. (see: recent thread).

While log4.configuration is 'configurable' via the DataNucleus Maven plugin, the same is not true for JDK logger,
as far as I read the docs and doing some code review, right?

Workaround:
Set

DataNucleus.Enhancer.level=WARNING

in a config file and

1) Define the JDK logger configuration on CMD like:

mvn -Djava.util.logging.config.file=src/main/config/logging.properties clean install

which is inconvenient, or

2) set it in the default config file:

JDK_HOME/jre/lib/logging.properties

So, did I miss something that'll do the trick or
is this issue worth a feature request concerning logger configuration in the Maven plugins?
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André Fügenschuh

[Aug 14, 2008 1:24:08 AM]

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jfrantzius
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Re: JDK logger configuration for Maven plugin's enhancement goal

Yes, the maven2 enhancer plugin specifically is to verbose currently. Please file an issue in JIRA.

[Aug 16, 2008 10:04:46 AM]

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fuege
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Re: JDK logger configuration for Maven plugin's enhancement goal

To be precise, these are two different issues.

a) Missing ability to configure JDK logging in the Maven plugin(s)!
b) org.datanucleus.enhancer.asm.JdoClassChecker too verbose by default?

So, I filed two RFE's in JIRA

a) Maven Plugin: missing JDK logging configuration
b) ASM: enhancement process too verbose
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André Fügenschuh

[Aug 17, 2008 3:06:18 AM]

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