Problem in Using Log4J with Weblogic 9.2

I am using Weblogic 9.2 and Log4j.
By using Admin console I set the Severity Level to WARNING and inside my java code is given below:
Logger logger = Log4jLoggingHelper.getLog4jServerLogger();
if (logger.isEnabledFor(Priority.DEBUG)){
logger.debug("DEBUG - Test Debug message");
logger.info("DEBUG - Test Info Message");
logger.warn("DEBUG - Test Warning Message");
logger.error("DEBUG - Test Error Message");
logger.fatal("DEBUG - Test Fatal Message");
Somehow the logger.isEnabledFor(Priority.DEBUG) returning 'TRUE' and the follwoing message is displayed.
<Nov 29, 2006 2:44:04 PM EST> <Warning> org.apache.log4j.Category> <000000> <DEBUG - Test Warning Message>
<Nov 29, 2006 2:44:04 PM EST> <Error> <org.apache.log4j.Category> <000000> <DEBUG - Test Error Message>
<Nov 29, 2006 2:44:04 PM EST> <Info> <org.apache.log4j.Category> <000000> <DEBUG - Test Fatal Message>
NOTE - The logger.debug() and logger.info() methods are not invoked because of the severity level to 'WARNING' in the console.
I would like to know why the Somehow the logger.isEnabledFor(Priority.DEBUG) is having a value of 'TRUE'.
I expected only the Somehow the logger.isEnabledFor(Priority.ERROR) will have the value of 'TRUE'.

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