For anyone else who is still having this issue, the following may help. The
embedded SOLR server uses sl4j for logging, which is a facade over other
logging frameworks. It achieves this by looking for a 'binding' jar for the
implementation framework in the classpath. In my case I had the 'simple'
b
> So, Embedded Solr Server keeps logging queries and other
> stuff in my stdout.
I came across same problem. While looking for a solution I read your post.
I was able to find a solution by chance, so i wanted to share.
When I run my program with this parameter and logs disappeared.
java -Djava.
Hello Kevin,
No, haven't worked.
I tried a lot of combinations between the jars of log4j, lsf4j and
log4j-slf4j and got no success.
As I said, for the solr.war, this you said seems to work, the same way I got
it working confiuring /lib/logging.properties, but not with embedded
server...
Anyone c
Not sure if it will solve your specific problem. We use Solr as a WAR as well
as Solrj. So the main solr distribution comes with slf4j-jdk-1.5.5.jar. I just
deleted that and replaced it with slf4j-log4j12-1.5.5.jar. And then it used my
existing log4j.properties file.
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