Re: How to use slf4j with log4j2

[Ralph Goers]

I’m a little confused. What class are you calling getLoggers() on? As far as I 
know SLF4J doesn’t have that method. As far as Log4j 2 goes, I thought I 
explained this in a prior email. 

Ralph

> On Dec 24, 2017, at 5:01 AM, Paladox  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi, how do i use slf4j with log4j2 please? using it with log4j worked. but 
> when i use it with log4j2 call getLoggers and it outputs, it shows no loggers 
> other then the ones i define in a properties file. In log4j it showed the 
> loggers even if they were not defined in a properties file.



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Re: How to use slf4j with log4j2

[Matt Sicker]

Loggers are lazily created. The only loggers you'll see that way would be
ones with specific configurations. What you may want to look more at are
the JMX APIs in log4j-core which show how to more easily obtain that sort
of metadata at runtime.

On 24 December 2017 at 06:01, Paladox 
wrote:

> Hi, how do i use slf4j with log4j2 please? using it with log4j worked. but
> when i use it with log4j2 call getLoggers and it outputs, it shows no
> loggers other then the ones i define in a properties file. In log4j it
> showed the loggers even if they were not defined in a properties file.




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Matt Sicker 

How to use slf4j with log4j2

[Paladox]

Hi, how do i use slf4j with log4j2 please? using it with log4j worked. but when 
i use it with log4j2 call getLoggers and it outputs, it shows no loggers other 
then the ones i define in a properties file. In log4j it showed the loggers 
even if they were not defined in a properties file.