Hello!
I'm using Hibernate EntityManager and Annotations and I see that it's logging every operation and showing them on the console. Does Hibernate store that log in a file? If so, where can I find this file? Also, how can I disable the log if I want?
Thank you.

hibernate uses log4j. put the log4f jar file on your classpath, make a log4j.properties file, then you can specify where, and how much logging is performed.

I think that my version of Hibernate is using commons-logging-1.0.4.jar because it is in my classpath and Log4j is not. So, how should I proceed?
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the commons-logging library file allows you to specify a logging variable to use. it is then typical of java applications to use log4j to configure the logging settings.

I think hibernate comes with the log4j jar, but if it doesn't, just d/l it, put it on your classpath, then make a file called "log4j.properties" which must be in a source folder.

you should be able to find a standard configuration for the log4j.properties file online, if you can't, I can post mine here :)