[gdal-dev] Suppressing GDAL error output globally/by default in a Java application

[Stefan Moebius]

Hi,

I'm using GDAL (1.7.3) from within JBoss. Having GDAL report errors to stderr obviously isn't that helpful in such an environment.

Now I found that in native code, I could just call CPLSetErrorHandler() to get rid of this issue. However, in Java, there only seems to be PushErrorHandler(), which is documented as being thread-local.

How can I suppress error output globally (or by default) from Java?
Is there an option I could set after initializing GDAL?

Regards,
Stefan
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