SplitlogLoggerFactory (splitlog: watching your logs 1.6.0-RC3 API)

```
public final class SplitlogLoggerFactory
extends Object
```
When Splitlog is running inside an app server such as JBoss, its internal logging may be caught up in the server log. If Splitlog is also set up to watch that server log, a vicious cycle is created, with Splitlog reading its own internal messages. The purpose of this class is to prevent that. Splitlog internals will only log if a system property, whose name is specified in LOGGING_PROPERTY_NAME, is set to the value specified in ON_STATE. Alternatively, you can force Splitlog to log by calling enableLogging(). In order to avoid the aforementioned problem, it is imperative that every SLF4J Logger is requested through getLogger(Class) or getLogger(String). Otherwise, we are powerless and the app server needs to be specifically configured to disregard Splitlog logging.

Constructors
Constructor and Description
`SplitlogLoggerFactory()`

Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`static void`	`enableLogging()` Force Splitlog's internal logging to be enabled.
`static org.slf4j.Logger`	`getLogger(Class<?> cls)`
`static org.slf4j.Logger`	`getLogger(String cls)`
`static boolean`	`isLoggingEnabled()` Whether or not Splitlog internals will log if logging is requested at this time.
`static void`	`resetLoggingToDefaultState()` Whether or not Splitlog's internal messages are logged will depend on the value of `LOGGING_PROPERTY_NAME` system property at the time when logging of the message is requested.
`static void`	`silenceLogging()` Force Splitlog's internal logging to be disabled.

Class SplitlogLoggerFactory