How to supress Runtime Exceptions

[Venkat Raman Parasuraman]

Hi,

In hibernate, when the object is not found, then it throws a Runtime exception which is not needed for me. How can we stop logging the RuntimeException alone.

Thanks,
Venkat

[M K Rayapudi]

change the log level.

[Venkat Raman Parasuraman]

can you please tell me how?? I mean example..Please

[M K Rayapudi]

You might be configuring logging tool using a properties file.
For e.g. Log4j.properties
in that properties file change log level to fatal where ever you find debug/info/warn/error

Note: By changing the log level to fatal may suppress other messages also

[Mark Spritzler]

Have clean running code that doesn't cause Exceptions. ;)

Mark

[David Newton]

Catch Hibernate exceptions in the service layer and re-throw them as application-specific exceptions.

[Hong Anderson]

I don't know what you mean by "stop logging", you mean you don't want ObjectNotFoundException to appear in log or something else? If so why do you want to do that?

[Venkat Raman Parasuraman]

Yes. I dont want ObjectNotFoundException in the AOP log file. It must be suppressed not being written anywhere

[Hong Anderson]

Venkat Raman Parasuraman wrote:Yes. I dont want ObjectNotFoundException in the AOP log file. It must be suppressed not being written anywhere

Actually, it's good to have ObjectNotFoundException (or any exceptions) appears in the log file.
But if you really don't want...

I don't know how do you implement this AOP logging, but when an exception is thrown eventually some code will catch it, right? I imagine that the code (AOP or not) that catches it will log this exception, so can you add code to check that if type of the exception is ObjectNotFoundException then not log it?