edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.core.util

Interface LoggingConfigurationTags

All Superinterfaces:

ConfigurationTags

All Known Implementing Classes:

LoggerProvider

public interface LoggingConfigurationTags
extends ConfigurationTags

Tags that are used in the logging XML element in a configuration file.

Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 4/12/12 at 9:46 AM

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static String	APPEND_ENABLED Append to existing log files on start or overwrite.
static String	DEBUG_ENABLED Enable debugging.
static String	DISABLE_LOG4J Disable log 4 java.
static String	LOG_FILE_COUNT Number of log files to have
static String	LOG_FILE_NAME File name to log to.
static String	LOG_FILE_SIZE Maximum size of a log file
static String	LOGGER_NAME Name of the log.
static String	LOGGING_COMPONENT Name of the component

Fields inherited from interface edu.uiuc.ncsa.security.core.configuration.ConfigurationTags

DEBUG

Field Detail

LOGGING_COMPONENT

static final String LOGGING_COMPONENT

Name of the component

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LOG_FILE_NAME

static final String LOG_FILE_NAME

File name to log to.

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LOGGER_NAME

static final String LOGGER_NAME

Name of the log. Each entry is prepended with this so that if there are multiple entries in the file they can be disambiguated.

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LOG_FILE_COUNT

static final String LOG_FILE_COUNT

Number of log files to have

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LOG_FILE_SIZE

static final String LOG_FILE_SIZE

Maximum size of a log file

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DEBUG_ENABLED

static final String DEBUG_ENABLED

Enable debugging.

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APPEND_ENABLED

static final String APPEND_ENABLED

Append to existing log files on start or overwrite.

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DISABLE_LOG4J

static final String DISABLE_LOG4J

Disable log 4 java. At times badly behaving libraries have poorly configured log 4 java which can be very messy. This will kill off ALL log 4 java in the extreme case, so only use it if you need it.

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