jStyleParser uses a generic log4j infrastructure; the configuration depends on the backend you are using. Usually, there is a configuration file somewhere in your classpath where you may enable/disable logging for certain packages. You should disable logging for cz.vutbr.web.* here.
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I'm using jStyleParser with maven in a Jenkins plugin project and when i run it i see in the console every css rule that was parsed.
I've tried all that i knew to disable this logging but failed. Is there a way to do this? I would like to disable the logging only for jStyleParser.
jStyleParser uses a generic log4j infrastructure; the configuration depends on the backend you are using. Usually, there is a configuration file somewhere in your classpath where you may enable/disable logging for certain packages. You should disable logging for cz.vutbr.web.* here.