I just committed changes to control the logging verbosity in the tools. So far, I've only turned it on for wsdl2java. There is a mystery here.
The scheme here is twofold: first, tell commons logging to push to j.u.l, so that the spring messages are in our clutches. Then configure j.u.l. Those of you watching the commit notifications will notice that I created a file that contains the following: handlers= java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler.level = INFO java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler.formatter = java.util.logging.SimpleFormatter .level= WARNING #org.apache.cxf.level=INFO You may ask, why is the last line commented out? Well, the reason is this. When I comment it in, the org.springframework.whatever INFO message start showing up. This leads me to suspect that some mechanism that I really don't understand is at work here, and the spring messages are coming through a logger other than the one based on their class names. Which doesn't make any sense, to me, since the look of them sure seems to have changed from log4j to j.u.l when I made the changes above.
