Examples of java.util.logging.Logger$PrivateSecurityManager

java.util.logging.Logger
Loggers are used to log records to certain outputs, including file, console, etc. They use various handlers to actually do the output-dependent operations.
Client applications can get named loggers by calling the methods getLogger. They can also get anonymous loggers by calling the methods getAnonymousLogger. Named loggers are organized in a namespace hierarchy managed by a log manager. The naming convention is usually the same as java package's naming convention, i.e., using dot-separated strings. Anonymous loggers do not belong to any namespace.

Loggers "inherit" log level setting from their parent if its own level is set to null. This is also true for the resource bundle. The logger's resource bundle is used to localize the log messages if no resource bundle name is given when a log method is called. If getUseParentHandlers is true, loggers also inherit their parent's handlers. Here "inherit" only means the "behaviors" are inherited. The internal fields value will not change, for example, getLevel() still returns null.

When loading a given resource bundle, the logger first tries to use the context classloader. If that fails, it tries the system classloader. And if that still fails, it searches up the class stack and uses each class's classloader to try to locate the resource bundle.

Some log methods accept log requests that do not specify the source class and source method. In these cases, the logging framework will automatically infer the calling class and method, but not guaranteed to be accurate.

Once a LogRecord object has been passed into the logging framework, it is owned by the logging framework and the client applications should not use it any longer.

All methods of this class are thread-safe.
@see LogManager

        ConsoleHandler ch = new ConsoleHandler();
        ch.setLevel(Level.FINE);
        ch.setFormatter(new LogFormatter());
        
        //Logger http = Logger.getLogger("proxy");
          Logger http = Logger.getLogger("org.xlightweb");
        http.setLevel(Level.FINE);
        http.addHandler(ch);    
        
        Logger http2 = Logger.getLogger("org.xsocket.connection.NonBlockingConnectionPool");
        http2.setLevel(Level.FINE);
        http2.addHandler(ch);
      }
      
      
      if (arg.equalsIgnoreCase("-printMessage")) {
        params.remove(arg);

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public final class HttpClientRetryTest {


    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        
        Logger LOG = Logger.getLogger(HttpClientRetryTest.class.getName());
        
        for (int i = 0; i < 10000; i++) {
            LOG.info("loop " + i);
            new HttpClientRetryTest().testSimpleGetRetry();
        }
    }

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        if (parseOk) {
            if (logOpt.isSet()) {
                Level level = Level.parse(logOpt.getValue());
                Handler h = new StreamHandler(stream, logFormatter);
                h.setLevel(level);
                Logger rootLogger = Logger.getLogger("");
                rootLogger.addHandler(h);
                rootLogger.setLevel(level);
            }
        }
        return parseOk;
    }

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                        new BasicTextJdkLogFormatter(false));
                consoleHandler.setLevel(Level.INFO);
                lm.readConfiguration(
                        FrameworkLogger.class.getResourceAsStream(
                        "/org/hsqldb/resources/jdklogging-default.properties"));
                Logger cmdlineLogger = Logger.getLogger("org.hsqldb.cmdline");
                cmdlineLogger.addHandler(consoleHandler);
                cmdlineLogger.setUseParentHandlers(false);
            } else {
                // Do not intervene.  Use JDK logging exactly as configured by
                // user.
                lm.readConfiguration();
                // The only bad thing about doing this is that if the app has

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   * @param sComponent component to get the level for
   * @return the logging level
   */
  public static Integer getLevel(final String sComponent){
    if (useJavaLogger){
      final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(sComponent);
      
      final Level level = logger.getLevel();
      
      final int l = level.intValue();
      
      if (l<=Level.FINEST.intValue())
        return Integer.valueOf(FINEST);

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   * @param sComponent component
   * @return true if the message will be logged, false otherwise
   */
  public static boolean isLoggable(final int level, final String sComponent) {
    if (useJavaLogger){
      final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(sComponent);
      return logger.isLoggable(getJavaLoggerLevel(level));
    }
    
    return level <= getLevel(sComponent).intValue();
  }

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    if (level < 0 || level > FINEST) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("level must be between 0 (FATAL) and 6 (FINEST)"); //$NON-NLS-1$
    }
    
    if (useJavaLogger){
      final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(sComponent);
      
      logger.log(getJavaLoggerLevel(level), sMessage);
      
      return;
    }


    if (!isLoggable(level, sComponent))

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      Thread.yield();
      result = wm;
      String preScript = System.getProperty("wrapper.app.pre_main.script");
      if (preScript != null & !"".equals(preScript))
      {
        Logger logger = new MyLogger();
        logger.addHandler(new ConsoleHandler());
        wm.executeScript(preScript, wrapperClassLoader);
      }


    }
    catch (Exception e1)

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       record.getSourceClassName() + "] " +
       record.getMessage() + "\n";
  }
  
  public static void intialize() {
    Logger root = Logger.getLogger("");
    Handler[] handlers = root.getHandlers();  // returns 1


    for (int i = 0; i < handlers.length; i++) {
      if (handlers[i] instanceof ConsoleHandler) {
        ((ConsoleHandler) handlers[i]).setFormatter(new LoggerShortFormat());
        ((ConsoleHandler) handlers[i]).setLevel(Level.OFF);

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    String preScript = System.getProperty("wrapper.app.pre.script");
    if (preScript != null & !"".equals(preScript))
      try
      {
        Logger logger = new MyLogger();
        logger.addHandler(new ConsoleHandler());
        System.out.println("wrapped process: executing pre script " + preScript);
        Script script = ScriptFactory.createScript(preScript, "", null, new String[0], null, 0);
        if (script != null)
          script.execute();
        else

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