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Original Post: Grrr. Trying to turn off logging messages :)
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I am running a bunch of tests, and logging messages are spewing all over. Some are annoying INFO messages that I don't care about.
Everything is plugged into commons-logging -> log4j.
I have the log level turned up for the package that is spewing this information. What is up?
I make sure that commons logging is being found in the right classloader. I had a problem where it was loaded in a parent classloader, and hence couldn't Classloader.getResource*("log4j.xml") to get the right file (another annoying problem to hunt down).
That wasn't the problem, so I make sure that the log4j.xml was being found
Yup it was happy. Hmm. So why is it logging an element from FooBar.class even though it was in a package that I have told not to log that level?
It turned out that the class in question was an abstract base class, which had a getClass() call, when it got the logger object. So, although it looks like that package/class was doing the dead, it was really MY class which inherited from it.
I turned the log level up for my own package, and it went away. I wish I could get the source for the offending package and not make it log in that way ;)
Another hour wasted!
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