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<P><FONT SIZE=2>No, you can not do this using slf4j... You may have to use the underlying logger apis (like log4j) to do so... Slf4j is just a facade for the common logging apis...<BR>
I also learn that programatically setting the log properties is not a common practise...<BR>
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From: user-bounces@slf4j.org <user-bounces@slf4j.org><BR>
To: user@slf4j.org <user@slf4j.org><BR>
Sent: Wed Mar 14 22:20:20 2007<BR>
Subject: [slf4j-user] How to programmatically set log level in SLF4J?<BR>
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Hi!<BR>
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With Log4j, we can programmatically set the log level via<BR>
Logger.setLevel(Level).<BR>
How can we do the same using SLF4J?<BR>
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