LoggerTest.java

package no.niths.common;


import org.junit.Test;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

public class LoggerTest {

    //Add this to the class
    //Change LoggerTest.class to the class your are working with
    private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory
    .getLogger(LoggerTest.class); // Replace with test class
    
    /**
     *        1 – FATAL refers to critical events that will lead to the project terminating completely.
     *        2 – ERROR refers to any sort of exception, even non-FATAL ones.
     *        3 – WARN refers to warnings; not exceptions but situations that could be harmful.
     *        4 – INFO refers to information that shows how the project operates and its ongoing progress. 
     *            It is a rather rough look at the application’s progress but helps you see what’s going on.
     *        5 – DEBUG is the most detailed level of logging and shows all events that have occurred. 
     *            This is the most useful manner in which to debug the sequence of events in an application.
     *
     *      Use the loggback.xml file to set the logging levels/properties
     */
    
    
    @Test
    public void testLogger() {
        
        logger.info("info");
        
        logger.warn("warn");
        
        logger.error("error");
        
        logger.debug("debug");
        
    }
}