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How to disable log4j via configuration file

807588Apr 16 2009 — edited Apr 17 2009
Howdy,

I am using the quartz library which uses log4j, how can I disable log4j in my release version? where can I find a sample configuration file to disable log4j?

TBH i am not sure if its actually running as i am not pointing it to config, i get these warnings:

log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (org.quartz.simpl.SimpleThreadPool).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.

But I would prefer to just disable it all together (or initialize it correctly and make it do nothing)...so I am looking for how I can accomplish this. I've read over the docs here:

http://logging.apache.org/log4j/1.2/manual.html

They are a bit long winded for what I need to do so I might have missed it, but i am just looking for how to structure a minimal con fig file to properly initialize log4j and prevent it from logging anything

Comments

843807
...in the actionperformed when i .getText from user input it gives me an error
What does this mean? Error codes would be nice to have and a complete description would also be very helpful.
843807
this line:
char[] input = menutextname.getText();
gives me and error.

basically what im trying to do is create a username and password

if u have any other way of doing the username and password id like to hear it

Edited by: babojee on Jun 10, 2010 3:51 AM
843807
char[] input = menutextname.getText();
Just to finish out your idea... 
char[] input = menutextname.getText().toCharArray();
Do you read the API? getText returns String you are asking for an array of chars, if you look in the String API, guess what: it shows toCharArray().
843807
thank you, sorry for the trouble
843807
No trouble, it's just intersting seeing how many people don't read the free documentation available.
843807
srry i never knew about it and im in school and my teacher is like here's a major project, oh and btw u have to learn GUI by yourself and create a program for a client. Useless teachers these days.

one more thing about the username and password

say it the user wants to change it

so i have

old password:

new password:

save(button)

so i was thinking about it as getting the user input just the same as before when the user logins in and getting the users input for new password and then storing/saving into in the char passwordCorrect ( 's'). but the problem with me is i understand it but when i translate it into code it just comes out ................blah.

Edited by: babojee on Jun 11, 2010 12:53 AM
darrylburke
babojee wrote:
srry i never knew about it and im in school and my teacher is like here's a major project, oh and btw u have to learn GUI by yourself and create a program for a client. Useless teachers these days.
Certainly your teachers didn't teach you that every sentence starts with a capital letter, or how to spell words like "sorry" "I'm" "you" or that the first person singular is written with a capital I.

It's not your fault, your teachers are to be blamed... or not?

db
843807
lol nah he taught nothing at all.

also i know how to spell its just when i type on a computer i use abbreviations.

If I do formal typing I will type properly.
User_64CKJ
babojee wrote:
lol nah he taught nothing at all.

also i know how to spell its just when i type on a computer i use abbreviations.

If I do formal typing I will type properly.
Be warned that you are on the express train to 'being ignored for your laziness' if you do not take the time to type properly. If you cannot expend the effort to type properly, why should we expend the effort to wade through such dross?
843807
OK, I'm sorry about that then I just assumed that everyone knows that people type with abbreviations on the internet. It isn't laziness, it is just the way of typing on the internet. If you want me to type properly to you I will then. Now back to my question you guys got any ideas?
843807
babojee wrote:
OK, I'm sorry about that then I just assumed that everyone knows that people type with abbreviations on the internet. It isn't laziness, it is just the way of typing on the internet. If you want me to type properly to you I will then. Now back to my question you guys got any ideas?
This isn't my business but, [expletive-deleted]. That is not "just the way of typing on the internet". That is the way of ignorance and laziness. How can you ever expect to be successful in writing code when you fail to type conversational English? Whenever I see "srry", "plz", etc I assume the individual behind the keys is either under the age of 15 or has the mental capacities as such. And to hopefully avoid being berated:
PseudoCode:
if (oldPassword.equals(originalPassword)) {
  originalPassword = newPassword;
} else {
  fail;
}
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