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Disable logger during unit testing?

Is it possible to disable log execution during testing?

I have this class

public class UnitTestMe {

    private final MockMe mockMe;
    private final SomethingElse something;

    private final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass().getClass());

    public UnitTestMe(MockMe mockMe, SomethingElse something) {
        this..
    }

    public toTest() {
        logger.info("Executing toTest. MockMe a: {}, Foo: b: {}", mockMe.toString(), something.foo().bar());
        mockMe.execute();
    }
}

My Unit Test does not work with NullPointerException because something.foo () is not a mocked object (I use mockito with nicemock).

How can I test this class without deleting the log statement and without taunting the irrelevant parts of the type dependencies something?

Edit: something in this case is a client object that is not used in a function toTest(), but is needed in other parts of this class. I use the Customer class in a logger statement to associate an action with a user.

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: WARN ERROR . isInfoEnabled():

if(logger.isInfoEnabled())
    logger.info("Executing toTest. MockMe a: {}, Foo: b: {}", mockMe.toString(), something.foo().bar());

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try catch NullPointerException.

NullPointerException, NullPointerException

@expect(NullPointerException.class)
public void testMethod() {
//your test method logic
}
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