org.as2lib.core.BasicClass
+--org.as2lib.env.log.logger.AbstractLogger
+--org.as2lib.env.log.logger.TraceLoggerLogger
TraceLogger logs messages using trace.
The actual logging is always made using trace. No other output
devices are supported. Use the SimpleLogger to be able to add log
handlers as you please which allows you to log to every device you want.
The basic methods to write the log messages are log, debug, info, warning and fatal.
The first thing to note is that you can log messages at different levels.
These levels are DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR
and FATAL. Depending on what level has been set only messages at a
given level are logged. The levels are organized in a hierarchical manner. That
means if you set the log level to ALL every messages is logged. If you
set it to ERROR only messages at ERROR and FATAL level
are logged and so on.
To do not waste unnecessary performance in constructing log messages that are not logged you can use the isDebugEnabled, isInfoEnabled, isWarningEnabled, isErrorEnabled and isFatalEnabled methods.
Note that the message does in neither case have to be a string. That means
you can pass-in messages and let the actual handler or logger decide how to
produce a string representation of the message. That is in most cases done by
using the toString method of the specific message. You can use this
method to do not lose performance in cases where the message is not logged.
Example:
var logger:TraceLogger = new TraceLogger("myTraceLogger");
// checks if the output gets actually made
if (logger.isInfoEnabled()) {
// log the message at the info level
logger.info("This is a informative log message.");
}
This logger cannot be used with the because it does not offer hierarchy support. If you want to use your logger in a hierarchy use the SimpleHierarchicalLogger instead.
new TraceLogger()
public function TraceLogger(name:String)
Constructs a new TraceLogger instance.
The default log level is ALL. This means all messages regardless of
their level are logged.
The name is by default shown in the log message to identify where
the message came from.
name | (optional) the name of this logger |
public function getName(Void):StringReturns the name of this logger.
This method returns null if no name has been set via the
setName method nor on construction.
the name of this logger
public function setName(name:String):VoidSets the name of this logger.
The name is by default shown in the log message.
name | the new name of this logger |
public function setLevel(level:LogLevel):VoidSets the log level.
The log level determines which messages are logged and which are not.
A level of value null or undefined is interpreted as level
ALL which is also the default level.
level | the new log level |
public function isEnabled(level:LogLevel):Boolean
Checks whether this logger is enabled for the passed-in level.
false will be returned if:
level. level is null or undefined.Using this method as shown in the class documentation may improve performance depending on how long the log message construction takes.
level | the level to make the check upon |
true if this logger is enabled for the given level else
false
public function isDebugEnabled(Void):BooleanChecks if this logger is enabled for debug level log messages.
Using this method as shown in the class documentation may improve performance depending on how long the log message construction takes.
true if debug messages are logged
public function isInfoEnabled(Void):BooleanChecks if this logger is enabled for info level log messages.
Using this method as shown in the class documentation may improve performance depending on how long the log message construction takes.
true if info messages are logged
public function isWarningEnabled(Void):BooleanChecks if this logger is enabled for warning level log messages.
Using this method as shown in the class documentation may improve performance depending on how long the log message construction takes.
true if warning messages are logged
public function isErrorEnabled(Void):BooleanChecks if this logger is enabled for error level log messages.
Using this method as shown in the class documentation may improve performance depending on how long the log message construction takes.
true if error messages are logged
public function isFatalEnabled(Void):BooleanChecks if this logger is enabled for fatal level log messages.
Using this method as shown in the class documentation may improve performance depending on how long the log message construction takes.
true if fatal messages are logged
public function log(message, level:LogLevel):Void
Logs the passed-in message at the given level.
The message is only logged when this logger is enabled for the
passed-in level.
The message is always logged using trace.
message | the message object to log |
level | the specific level at which the message shall be logged
|
public function debug(message):Void
Logs the passed-in message at debug level.
The message is only logged when the level is set to DEBUG or
a level above.
The message is always logged using trace.
message | the message object to log |
public function info(message):Void
Logs the passed-in message at info level.
The message is only logged when the level is set to INFO or
a level above.
The message is always logged using trace.
message | the message object to log |
public function warning(message):Void
Logs the passed-in message at warning level.
The message is only logged when the level is set to WARNING
or a level above.
The message is always logged using trace.
message | the message object to log |
public function error(message):Void
Logs the passed-in message at error level.
The message is only logged when the level is set to ERROR or
a level above.
The message is always logged using trace.
message | the message object to log |