Hi all, I was wondering about slf4j being able to get properties defined within the configuration file form the logger framework (eg logback or log4j). Would that be a reasonable use for slf4j?
1) I would configure the granularity (amount of content) of a log message that reports the result of a long-running execution. 2) Also, I would configure the number of step between two log messages on a long-running task. For the first case, I could define several loggers (a simple one, a detailed one). I don't think I should use two levels, since the report cannot be considered 'info', not 'debug' or 'trace'. For the second case, I am not sure how to handle it. Currently the application has a configuration property that defines how log will behave (number of steps, amount of details). But taking it rigorously, these are not application configuration, but logger configuration. Best regards, Daniel Felix Ferber _______________________________________________ slf4j-user mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.qos.ch/mailman/listinfo/slf4j-user
