Setting a Filter on a Logger Handler in Java

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Tutorial: Setting a Filter on a Logger Handler in Java

This section illustrates you how to set filter on a logger handler in Java.

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This section provides an example that helps us for setting a filter on a logger handler in java. Logger handler provides the filtering facility that means when you set a filter on a logger object, the filter determines which data to be published or not.

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