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static void | Close () |
| Closes logging facility (until next init). More...
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static void | Config (String^ format,... array< Object^>^ args) |
| Config level logging with variable number of arguments using format as in System.String.Format . More...
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static void | Debug (String^ format,... array< Object^>^ args) |
| Debug level logging with variable number of arguments using format as in System.String.Format . More...
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static bool | Enabled (LogLevel level) |
| True if log messages at the given level are enabled. More...
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static void | Error (String^ format,... array< Object^>^ args) |
| Error level logging with variable number of arguments using format as in System.String.Format . More...
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static void | Fine (String^ format,... array< Object^>^ args) |
| Fine level logging with variable number of arguments using format as in System.String.Format . More...
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static void | Finer (String^ format,... array< Object^>^ args) |
| Finer level logging with variable number of arguments using format as in System.String.Format . More...
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static void | Finest (String^ format,... array< Object^>^ args) |
| Finest level logging with variable number of arguments using format as in System.String.Format . More...
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static void | Info (String^ format,... array< Object^>^ args) |
| Info level logging with variable number of arguments using format as in System.String.Format . More...
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static void | Init (LogLevel level, String^ logFileName) |
| Initializes the logging facility with the given level and filename. More...
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static void | Init (LogLevel level, String^ logFileName, System::Int32 logFileLimit) |
| Initializes logging facility with given level, filename, and file size limit. More...
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static LogLevel | Level () |
| Returns the current log level. More...
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static void | LogCatch (LogLevel level, String^ msg, System::Exception^ ex) |
| Logs both a message and a caught exception. More...
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static void | LogThrow (LogLevel level, String^ msg, System::Exception^ ex) |
| Logs both a message and a thrown exception. More...
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static void | SetLevel (LogLevel level) |
| Sets the current log level. More...
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static void | Warning (String^ format,... array< Object^>^ args) |
| Warning level logging with variable number of arguments using format as in System.String.Format . More...
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static void | Write (LogLevel level, String^ msg) |
| Logs a message at the given level. More...
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Defines methods available to clients that want to write a log message to their Geode system's shared log file.
Any attempt to use an instance after its connection is disconnected will throw a NotConnectedException
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For any logged message the log file will contain:
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The message's log level.
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The time the message was logged.
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The ID of the connection and thread that logged the message.
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The message itself, perhaps with an exception including the exception's stack trace.
A message always has a level. Logging levels are ordered. Enabling logging at a given level also enables logging at higher levels. The higher the level the more important and urgent the message.
The levels, in descending order of severity, are:
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Error
(highest severity) is a message level indicating a serious failure. In general error
messages should describe events that are of considerable importance and which will prevent normal program execution. They should be reasonably intelligible to end users and to system administrators.
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Warning
is a message level indicating a potential problem. In general warning
messages should describe events that will be of interest to end users or system managers, or which indicate potential problems.
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Info
is a message level for informational messages. Typically info
messages should be reasonably significant and should make sense to end users and system administrators.
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Config
is a message level for static configuration messages. config
messages are intended to provide a variety of static configuration information, to assist in debugging problems that may be associated with particular configurations.
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Fine
is a message level providing tracing information. In general the fine
level should be used for information that will be broadly interesting to developers. This level is for the lowest volume, and most important, tracing messages.
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Finer
indicates a moderately detailed tracing message. This is an intermediate level between fine
and finest
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Finest
indicates a very detailed tracing message. Logging calls for entering, returning, or throwing an exception are traced at the finest
level.
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Debug
(lowest severity) indicates a highly detailed tracing message. In general the debug
level should be used for the most voluminous detailed tracing messages.