using InternalLogger in Netty's wrapper

[Piotr Findeisen]

Hi, Trustin

So should I copy part or the whole Netty's InternalLoggerFactory?
If I'm going to support logging framework that Netty supports, it would mean
to copy Netty's code. Well, I very much don't like to copy code -- this is
the reason of my question.

Why InternalLogger is marked as internal? What bad can happen if I use it?
Maybe it could stop being internal?
Or -- should I use an external factory that serves similar purpose? I
haven't used it, but maybe SLF4J does the job?

regards,
Piotr


> If you are going to provide a logging layer similar to what Netty
> provides, you could write your own InternalLoggerFactory implementation
> that redirects all logs to your logging layer.  It should be trivial to
> implement, and the users will not need to touch InternalLoggerFactory at
> all.
>
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