Logging - Revision history

SergeMukhin at 13:44, 19 November 2015

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	Here is the log configuration file example:		Here is the log configuration file example:

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	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>		<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
	<LogConfigurations>		<LogConfigurations>
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	This is not precise; I just thought it is needed with a mechanism to start and stop logging based on logical condition...		This is not precise; I just thought it is needed with a mechanism to start and stop logging based on logical condition...

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Log configuration

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	<LogConfigurations>		<LogConfigurations>
	<LogConfig name="ConfigName0">		<LogConfig name="ConfigName0">

	<Appenders>		<Appenders>

	<Appender name="AppenderName0">		<Appender name="AppenderName0">

	<LogLevel>all</LogLevel>		<LogLevel>all</LogLevel>

	<Type>console</Type>		<Type>console</Type>

	<PatternLayout>%username: %thread - %msg</PatternLayout>		<PatternLayout>%username: %thread - %msg</PatternLayout>

	</Appender>		</Appender>
	</Appenders>		</Appenders>

	</LogConfig>		</LogConfig>

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Log configuration

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	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>		<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
			<LogConfigurations>
	<LogConfigurations>

	<LogConfig name="ConfigName0">		<LogConfig name="ConfigName0">

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	===Notes:===		===Notes:===
	* Log configuration file can have more than one appender that logs to a file or database table. Of course, in this case file names/database table names should be different. For example, critical errors can be logged to separate file and/or database table.		* Log configuration file can have more than one appender that logs to a file or database table. Of course, in this case file names/database table names should be different. For example, critical errors can be logged to separate file and/or database table.





	=Activating pfc\log from command line=		=Activating pfc\log from command line=

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	=		=Using pfc\log programmatically=
	Using pfc\log programmatically=

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	~~=== Logging ===~~
	~~=== Logging for Prolog (pfc\log) package ===~~





	=Overview=		=Overview=



	Logging in Prolog currently supports logging to console, file, event log, database table, PDC notification log (to be done). Logging is thread safe and even supported for several processes that are writing to the same log. Application can also simultaneously log to several logs including logging to several files and/or database tables. Logging performance does not depend on log type. It is very fast operation and done asynchronously meaning that logging message placed into the message queue, which is processed in background thread.		Logging in Prolog currently supports logging to console, file, event log, database table, PDC notification log (to be done). Logging is thread safe and even supported for several processes that are writing to the same log. Application can also simultaneously log to several logs including logging to several files and/or database tables. Logging performance does not depend on log type. It is very fast operation and done asynchronously meaning that logging message placed into the message queue, which is processed in background thread.

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	=== Logging ===		=== Logging ===
	Logging for Prolog (pfc\log) package		=== Logging for Prolog (pfc\log) package ===

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