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mitok
 Post subject: turn off logging of Binder
PostPosted: Wed Aug 04, 2004 4:58 am 
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Hi all,

i use hibernate 2.1 and Log4J. In the class net.sf.hibernate.cfg.Binder.java there are some log.info(...) statements. They is no block to check if info level enabled. So there is no way to switch off INFO logging of Binder class.

Is it fixed in later versions or there is a way, that i don't know how to switch it off???

thanks a lot

Dmitri
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mitok
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 04, 2004 12:05 pm 
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I have looked on the rest if the code.

It seems to be the rule, that log.info() is used without asking of log.isInfoEnabled(). May be i don't know some tricks, how INFO level could be schwiched off.

Can someone explain??

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mxc4
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Isn't this controlled in the log4j.properties file?
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mitok
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yes, it is controlled, but log4j can only turn off info or warn or debug statements... if they are within the if (isInfoEnabled()) {}..
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michael
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No, this is not correct. isInfoEnabled and the likes are just performance optisations. Please read the log4j docs for more information about that.
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