No, it works in web mode too. What Rich means -- I'm on his team -- by emulated is that he wrote an implementation of org.slf4j.Logger and org.slf4j.LoggerFactory, much the same way that GWT itself emulates the java.util.logging classes. In fact, all the "emulated" classes do for now is delegate to java.util.logging. So, we have the much nicer API that slf4j offers, but get all the functionality of GWT's logging (including logging in web mode).
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