Hey Glen,
Thanks for your reply - William already replied with details on how to
do that:
"There are the outputs of the Spring's logger which uses the common
log, if you have the log4j jar in your class path, common log will
pick them up. You may turn off the log by putting the log4j
logger.property file in your class path and set the Spring logging
level to WARNING."
Cheers, Tim
On 16 Apr 2008, at 23:37, Glen Mazza wrote:
That issue came up recently on CXF-dev...I think the problem is that
you
are seeing *Spring framework* logging messages, not CXF's. I believe
you can configure your logging messages further, to filter Spring's as
well, but have not researched this matter much.
