Examples of LogCollector

co.cask.cdap.common.logging.LogCollector
Collector for logging system.
co.cask.tigon.logging.LogCollector
Collector for logging system.
com.alu.e3.logger.LogCollector
The LogCollector class provides an object to traverse the topology and visit each instance, collecting log files to a repository on the system manager. There are still some unresolved issues in the design and/or implementation of the Log Collector. These include:
- Throughout the code, instances are referred to by IP-Address. This is probably not right, and will have to be changed to some sort of (non-volatile) instance identifier.
- If logging config files are moved or significantly edited (or not set up properly on install) the Collector may not be able to find remote log files.
com.crashnote.core.collect.impl.LogCollector
Collector to transform one or multiple {@link LogEvt}(s) into a structured data format.
com.insightfullogic.honest_profiler.core.collector.LogCollector
NB: Stack trace elements come in the opposite way to the profile

Examples of co.cask.cdap.common.logging.LogCollector

public class LocalLogWriter implements LogWriter {
  private final LogCollector collector;


  public LocalLogWriter(CConfiguration configuration) {
    Configuration hConfiguration = new Configuration();
    this.collector = new LogCollector(configuration, hConfiguration);
  }

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Examples of co.cask.tigon.logging.LogCollector

public class LocalLogWriter implements LogWriter {
  private final LogCollector collector;


  public LocalLogWriter(CConfiguration configuration) {
    Configuration hConfiguration = new Configuration();
    this.collector = new LogCollector(configuration, hConfiguration);
  }

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Examples of com.alu.e3.logger.LogCollector

    }


       // Reading already-collected log lines doesn't actually
       // require a current topology (could be used for reading lines
       // from specific instances, however)
     LogCollector logCollector = new LogCollector(this.topology);
     String logs = logCollector.getCollectedLogLines(linesRequested);
       String content = LoggingResponseBuilder.createResponseContent(logs);
      return Response.ok(content, MediaType.APPLICATION_XML_TYPE).build();
    }

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Examples of com.alu.e3.logger.LogCollector

      }
      String result = "Invalid {numLines} parameter: " + numLines;
      return Response.status(Response.Status.NOT_ACCEPTABLE).entity(result).build();          
    }


      LogCollector logCollector = new LogCollector(this.topology);
     String logs = logCollector.collectAllActiveLogs(linesRequested);
       String content = LoggingResponseBuilder.createResponseContent(logs);
      return Response.ok(content, MediaType.APPLICATION_XML_TYPE).build();
    }

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Examples of com.alu.e3.logger.LogCollector

        logger.debug("Log Collector is still active - delaying new collection ...");
        return;
      }
    }
    
    LogCollector logCollector = new LogCollector(this.topology);
    collectionExecutor = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor();
    collectionResult = collectionExecutor.submit(logCollector);
  }

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Examples of com.crashnote.core.collect.impl.LogCollector

    protected EnvCollector createEnvColl(final CrashConfig config) {
        return new EnvCollector(config);
    }


    protected LogCollector createLogColl(final CrashConfig config) {
        return new LogCollector(config);
    }

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Examples of com.insightfullogic.honest_profiler.core.collector.LogCollector

            ProfileUpdateModerator moderator = new ProfileUpdateModerator(getLogger(ProfileUpdateModerator.class), listener);
            moderator.start();
            listener = moderator;
        }


        LogCollector collector = new LogCollector(listener, continuous);
        return new DataConsumer(getLogger(DataConsumer.class), machine, saver, collector);
    }

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