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log4j vs commons logging

 
Rajpreet Bajwa
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so I understand the power of log4j but I have always used commons logging API and lo4j jars to use log4j. Is there any benefit to using log4j API natively in code ? I'd like to write my own Appenders. Also im interested in learning any best practices you follow with regards to logging.
 
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