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);
This, however, didn't solve the problem.
Does anyone know of anything else I can try to silence this output?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Tom Purl
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