Stop Java Logger writing the calling Class?

All,

I have written a simple class that user the java logger to write to a file. The problem I have is that because the logger is always called from the same class, every other line reads the same. for example, the output might be:

03-Apr-2011 17:37:16 org.mymodule.LibLog.LibLog writeMessage
INFO: 2011-04-03 17:37:16 Logger created
03-Apr-2011 17:37:16 org.mymodule.LibLog.LibLog writeMessage
INFO: 2011-04-03 17:37:16 Conductor loaded
03-Apr-2011 17:37:16 org.mymodule.LibLog.LibLog writeMessage
INFO: 2011-04-03 17:37:16 Creating a Pooling object
03-Apr-2011 17:37:16 org.mymodule.LibLog.LibLog writeMessage
INFO: 2011-04-03 17:37:16 Entered the Pooling module

Is there a way to stop logger writing that out?

Many thanks for your time

Matt

You need to play with Appender & Patternlayout associated with the logger.

Where in:
%d{dd MMM yyyy HH:MM:ss } is used for --> Date, format see java.text.SimpleDateFormat
%F is used for --> File name
%l is used for --> Location (caution: compiler-option-dependently)
%L is used for --> Line number
%m is used for --> user-defined message
%M is used for --> Method name
%p is used for --> Level
%r is used for --> Milliseconds since program start
%t is used for --> Threadname

thanks for the answer lovelesh,

I'm using the standard java logger (not log4j) and I'm not too sure what you mean by the Appender & Patternlayout associated with the logger?! I'm using a FileHandler and SimpleFormatter for that. Do you think you could point me in the right direction a little more?

Thanks for your time, it is appreciated!

Matt