Enable JUL logging for fat jar and update logging documentation#1168
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Sample JUL logs for a query execution using the fat jar with the fix in this PR that includes SDK, apache http client logs: https://temp.corp.databricks.com/?4b6ff9f7fff43a0d#JAu6AHDbAPyzwmUHX3StVfRhmQDbtxhEKzijCLTLKzH4 |
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Description
Replace Log4j2 dependencies with the SLF4J-to-JUL bridge (slf4j-jdk14) so
that the fat jar can emit SDK and Apache HTTP client logs via Java Util
Logging (JUL) without requiring users to supply additional logging
libraries.
table, JUL configuration examples, and SLF4J/Log4j2/Logback integration
guides
Testing
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