Re: Blitz logging

Hey,

Firstly for Blitz questions, got your ass over to the blitz lists we
don't want to be bothering those general Javaspaces lists! ;)

See here (you need to be subscribed to post):

http://www.dancres.org/blitz/mail_lists.html

Secondly, there are couple of ways to go about the below depending on
version:

If you've got this:

ignoreLogConfig = new Boolean(true);

In your config file, then Blitz is pumping it's outputs via JDK logging
and so you should be able to tweak default levels in there.  If you
haven't got that line you're using Blitz's own logging control and you
can set a default level by adding a line in it's config as follows:

defaultLogLevel = Level.WARNING;

If there's anything else, drop me (and others) a line on the blitz lists
or use the sourceforge site to raise a support request if it's really
bad (you can file bugs there too, hopefully you won't find any of those :)

HTH,

Dan.


Rikard Elofsson wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Is there a nifty way of telling Blitz to default its logging level to
> WARNING?
>
> Regards
> //R
>
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