org.apache.log4j.spi.RepositorySelector Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: ThreadLocalLogLevelManager.java From olat with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Installs the ThreadLogManager in this system. * <p> * Note that this can fail if some other framework has done a call to LogManager.setRepositorySelector with a guard already. * * @param logMessageModifier * optional implementation of LogMessageModifier which allows messages to be modified should they be affected by a threadlocal loglevel overwrite. This * allows for example for messages to be prepended with a token so that they can be easier found in the log */ void install(final LogMessageModifier logMessageModifier) { try { final LoggerFactory loggerFactory = new LoggerFactory() { @SuppressWarnings("synthetic-access") @Override public Logger makeNewLoggerInstance(String name) { return new ThreadLocalAwareLogger(name, threadLocalLogLevel_, logMessageModifier); } }; final Logger originalRootLogger = LogManager.getRootLogger(); final LoggerRepository parentRepository = originalRootLogger.getLoggerRepository(); final LoggerRepository repository = new ThreadLocalAwareLoggerRepository(originalRootLogger, parentRepository, loggerFactory); LogManager.setRepositorySelector(new RepositorySelector() { @Override public LoggerRepository getLoggerRepository() { return repository; } }, guard); } catch (IllegalArgumentException re) { // thrown by LogManager.setRepositorySelector log.error("Could not install ThreadLocalLogLevelManager", re); } }
Example #2
Source File: ThreadLocalLogLevelManager.java From olat with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Installs the ThreadLogManager in this system. * <p> * Note that this can fail if some other framework has done a call to LogManager.setRepositorySelector with a guard already. * * @param logMessageModifier * optional implementation of LogMessageModifier which allows messages to be modified should they be affected by a threadlocal loglevel overwrite. This * allows for example for messages to be prepended with a token so that they can be easier found in the log */ void install(final LogMessageModifier logMessageModifier) { try { final LoggerFactory loggerFactory = new LoggerFactory() { @SuppressWarnings("synthetic-access") @Override public Logger makeNewLoggerInstance(String name) { return new ThreadLocalAwareLogger(name, threadLocalLogLevel_, logMessageModifier); } }; final Logger originalRootLogger = LogManager.getRootLogger(); final LoggerRepository parentRepository = originalRootLogger.getLoggerRepository(); final LoggerRepository repository = new ThreadLocalAwareLoggerRepository(originalRootLogger, parentRepository, loggerFactory); LogManager.setRepositorySelector(new RepositorySelector() { @Override public LoggerRepository getLoggerRepository() { return repository; } }, guard); } catch (IllegalArgumentException re) { // thrown by LogManager.setRepositorySelector log.error("Could not install ThreadLocalLogLevelManager", re); } }
Example #3
Source File: LogManager.java From cacheonix-core with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 4 votes |
/** Sets <code>LoggerFactory</code> but only if the correct <em>guard</em> is passed as parameter. <p>Initally the guard is null. If the guard is <code>null</code>, then invoking this method sets the logger factory and the guard. Following invocations will throw a {@link IllegalArgumentException}, unless the previously set <code>guard</code> is passed as the second parameter. <p>This allows a high-level component to set the {@link RepositorySelector} used by the <code>LogManager</code>. <p>For example, when tomcat starts it will be able to install its own repository selector. However, if and when Tomcat is embedded within JBoss, then JBoss will install its own repository selector and Tomcat will use the repository selector set by its container, JBoss. */ static public void setRepositorySelector(RepositorySelector selector, Object guard) throws IllegalArgumentException { if((LogManager.guard != null) && (LogManager.guard != guard)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Attempted to reset the LoggerFactory without possessing the guard."); } if(selector == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("RepositorySelector must be non-null."); } LogManager.guard = guard; LogManager.repositorySelector = selector; }
Example #4
Source File: LogManager.java From logging-log4j2 with Apache License 2.0 | 2 votes |
/** * No-op implementation. * @param selector The RepositorySelector. * @param guard prevents calls at the incorrect time. * @throws IllegalArgumentException if a parameter is invalid. */ public static void setRepositorySelector(final RepositorySelector selector, final Object guard) throws IllegalArgumentException { }
Example #5
Source File: LogManager.java From logging-log4j2 with Apache License 2.0 | 2 votes |
/** * No-op implementation. * @param selector The RepositorySelector. * @param guard prevents calls at the incorrect time. * @throws IllegalArgumentException if a parameter is invalid. */ public static void setRepositorySelector(final RepositorySelector selector, final Object guard) throws IllegalArgumentException { }