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Difference between apache commons logging and log4j.

Apache commons logging is a facade API that abstracts the underlying implementation. Using commons logging, one can decide between different implementations such as log4j, slf4j and java util Logging without touching the code.

log4j is a logging framework that provides the actual implementation.

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Java / log4j

Difference between apache commons logging and log4j.

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