2005/5/9

acdk::util::logging Namespace Reference
[ACDK Logging classes/functions/macros]

Detailed Description

Compounds
class	AbstractLogConsumer
	Abstract/incomplete implementation of the LogConsumer interface. More...
class	ConsoleConsumer
	Write the logs into the standard or error ouput console. More...
class	FileConsumer
	Writes LogRecord into a file. More...
class	Formatter
	same role as java.util.logging.Handler or org.apache.log4j.Appender More...
class	Level
class	LogConsumer
	same role as java.util.logging.Handler or org.apache.log4j.Appender More...
class	Logger
	represend one logical logger A logger can have a hierarchical name and 0 - n consumers More...
class	LogManager
	central instance to manage logging. More...
class	LogRecord
	represend one logging entry/message. More...
class	MsgBoxConsumer
	The message will displayed in a Message Dialog Box. More...
class	NamedParameter
	wrapper to a named paramater for logging purpose. More...
class	RollingFileConsumer
class	SimpleFormatter
	Very simple format with only Category: Message output. More...
class	StdFormatter
	Standard format for LogRecord in one readable line per LogRecord. More...
class	TransactionConsumer
	The TransactionConsumer wrapps the logging into a transaction. More...
class	TransactionFrame
	Helper class to deal with TransactionConsumer Used by the macros ACDK_TRANSLOG_BEGIN and ACDK_TRANSLOG_COMMIT. More...
class	Win32DbgConsumer
	different to the name this consumer can also be used in other than win32 platforms. More...
class	Win32DbgFormatter
	This format for a log entry int Microsoft Studio compativle format. More...
class	WriterConsumer
	pass logs to a given writer in the standard encoding More...
Enumerations
enum	LogLevel {   AllSys = 0x0000, TransBegin = 0x0F10, TransCommit = 0x0F11, TransRollback = 0x0F12,   All = 0x0100, SysDebug = 0x00F0, Debug = 0x1000, Debug100 = 0x1100,   Debug200 = 0x1200, Debug300 = 0x1300, Debug400 = 0x1400, Trace = 0x2000,   Trace100 = 0x2100, Trace500 = 0x2500, Trace700 = 0x2700, Info = 0x3000,   Info100 = 0x3100, Info200 = 0x3200, Info300 = 0x3300, Info400 = 0x3400,   Info500 = 0x3500, Info600 = 0x3600, Note = 0x4000, Warn = 0x5000,   Error = 0x6000, Fatal = 0x8000, None = 0xFFFF }
	A LogRecord has a LogLevel to categorize its noisiness. More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum acdk::util::logging::LogLevel

A LogRecord has a LogLevel to categorize its noisiness. From Debug, which should only be used for developer debug messessage to Fatal, which should used to notice fatal (non recovery) errors. The LogLevel below 0x0200 are reserved for special meaning See also: LogManager::Threshold LogRecord Enumeration values: AllSys  TransBegin  Used in connection with TransactionConsumer to start a new transaction. TransCommit  Used in connection with TransactionConsumer to commit a transaction In Buffered Consumer, this should flush the output stream. TransRollback  Used in connection with TransactionConsumer to rollback a transaction. All  SysDebug  Logs system internals. Debug  Messages which are used to debug a application by a developer. The short prefex is 'D'. Debug100  Debug200  Debug300  Debug400  Trace  Noisy application message. It should be used to help users to trace what the application is doing. Trace should only used to figure out error situations. The short prefex is 'T'. Trace100  Trace500  Trace700  Info  Standard trace messages, which provides standard processing of an application. The short prefex is 'I'. Info100  Info200  Info300  Info400  Info500  Info600  Note  A Note message is a important trace message, which provides important processing steps of an application The short prefex is 'N'. Warn  A Warn is a warning, which may is also an warning The application should proceed after a warning, but the result of an application may be implete. The short prefex is 'W'. Error  Error situtation are normally not handled (fixed) by an application. The application resumes with processing, but the results may be incomplete and wrong. The short prefex is 'E'. Fatal  None  None is only used LogManager::Threshold value to indicate that no message should be written at all.