You are misunderstanding the entire SLF4J/Logging paradigm. You don't tell Hibernate (or SLF4J) what to log - you tell the logging backend what to do with the messages Hibernate logged. And to do that you need to configure the logging backend.
> I disagree, because Hibernate causes all the INFO log entries and it > DEPENDS on SLF4J. My choice for the JDK logger was purely for > simplicity. However, there must be a way to tell Hibernate to only log > starting from warning level. That's what I want to know. Configuring > the JDK logger here doesn't make much sense because Hibernate will use > whatever I have chosen. If I switch to another SLF4J logger > implementation then the same problem would reappear, so your answer > isn't really helpful. > _______________________________________________ slf4j-user mailing list [email protected] http://qos.ch/mailman/listinfo/slf4j-user
