Package org.jlf.log

The org.jlf.log package is used to log all significant events in your code.

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Description

Interface Summary

RemoteLogManager

RemoteLogManager is the RMI interface to the RemoteLogManagerImpl class so that RMI clients can control the application's logs.

Class Summary

AbstractLoggingMechanism	AbstractLoggingMechanism is an abstract class which serves to define a hierarchy of different logging mechanisms.
AppInstrument	This class provides a timer utility to instrument your application.
AppLog	AppLog wraps the Log class to do application-general logging.
Log	Log is the base class which defines all of the logging constants and implements any general logging responsibilities.
LogManager	LogManager is a concrete class which manages all of the logs in the local system.
LogProperties	LogProperties is a concrete class which manages all of the default start-up properties for logs.
MultiThreadLog	MultiThreadLog is an extension of the Log class to add information to each log entry specifying the thread that generated the entry.
QueueProcessor	The QueueProcessor class is an abstract class designed to offload the processing of a set of items to another thread.
RemoteLogManagerImpl	RemoteLogManagerImpl is a concrete class which provides an RMI interface to the LogManager class so that RMI clients can remote control the application's logs.
SecurityLog	SecurityLog wraps the Log class to log all security-related requests.
SQLLog	SQLLog wraps the Log class to log all SQL statements executed.
StandardErrLoggingMechanism	This logging mechanism logs errors to the System.err output stream.

Exception Summary

AppError

The AppError class is to be used for handling all exceptions that need to be "bubbled" up to the user interface.

Package org.jlf.log Description

The org.jlf.log package is used to log all significant events in your code. This package contains the logging framework as well as some generic logs for logging important events like SQL statements and general application information.

For your project, you should look into creating one or more logs of your own that you can have specific control over. Copy the AppLog.java file in this package and modify it to be specific to your needs. Then you can either configure the log in a property file (see LogProperties.java) or use the public_html/log web page.