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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... |
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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
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