On 10/07/2007, at 7:51 AM, Tom Purl wrote:
I'm writing a simple java program that uses a third-party, proprietary
library.
If I don't place any log4j-related code in my program and run it, I
get
the following output every time:
[INFO] Resource file for com.foo.String =
jar:file:/C:/lib/ext_lib.jar!/com/foo/Strings_en_US
[INFO] Resource file for com.foo.String =
jar:file:/C:/lib/ext_lib.jar!/com/foo/Strings_en_US
I would really like to silence this output without forcing the end
user
to do any shell magic. So I tried placing the following lines of code
in my program (which has worked in other situations):
org.apache.log4j.BasicConfigurator.configure();
Logger LOG = Logger.getRootLogger();
LOG.setLevel((Level)Level.OFF);
Try adding -Dlog4j.debug=true to your JVM startup options. That
should output the details of the configuration step that is being
done (if it's being configured by DOMConfigurator or
PropertyConfigurator).
You've chosen to set the Root logger to OFF, but that doesn't mean
that child loggers have not specifically set a level for themselves.
Try setting the LoggerRepository threshold to OFF.
LogManager.getLoggerRepository().setThreshold(Level.OFF);
This will turn the logging tap off at the root of the hierarchy,
preventing ANY log4j events from being emitted at all.
cheers,
Paul
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