Examples of org.apache.avalon.framework.logger.AvalonFormatter

Package org.apache.avalon.framework.logger

Examples of org.apache.avalon.framework.logger.AvalonFormatter

org.apache.avalon.framework.logger.AvalonFormatter
This formatter extends ExtendedPatternFormatter so that CascadingExceptions are formatted with all nested exceptions.
- class : outputs the name of the class that has logged the message. The optional short subformat removes the package name. Warning : this pattern works only if formatting occurs in the same thread as the call to Logger, i.e. it won't work with AsyncLogTarget.
@author Avalon Development Team @version CVS $Revision: 1.29 $ $Date: 2004/02/11 14:34:26 $

            if( '/' == location.charAt( 0 ) )
            {
                location = location.substring( 1 );
            }


            final AvalonFormatter formatter = new AvalonFormatter( format );


            //Specify output location for logging
            final File file = new File( m_baseDirectory, location );


            //Setup logtarget

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        final String phoenixHome = parameters.getParameter( "phoenix.home" );
        final String logDestination =
            parameters.getParameter( "log-destination", phoenixHome + DEFAULT_LOG_FILE );
        final String logPriority =
            parameters.getParameter( "log-priority", "INFO" );
        final AvalonFormatter formatter = new AvalonFormatter( DEFAULT_FORMAT );
        final File file = new File( logDestination );
        final FileTarget logTarget = new FileTarget( file, false, formatter );


        //Create an anonymous hierarchy so no other
        //components can get access to logging hierarchy

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        final String phoenixHome = parameters.getParameter( "phoenix.home" );
        final String logDestination =
            parameters.getParameter( "log-destination", phoenixHome + DEFAULT_LOG_FILE );
        final String logPriority =
            parameters.getParameter( "log-priority", "INFO" );
        final AvalonFormatter formatter = new AvalonFormatter( DEFAULT_FORMAT );
        final File file = new File( logDestination );
        final FileTarget logTarget = new FileTarget( file, false, formatter );


        //Create an anonymous hierarchy so no other
        //components can get access to logging hierarchy

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            if( '/' == location.charAt( 0 ) )
            {
                location = location.substring( 1 );
            }


            final AvalonFormatter formatter = new AvalonFormatter( format );


            //Specify output location for logging
            final File file = new File( m_baseDirectory, location );


            //Setup logtarget

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            if( '/' == location.charAt( 0 ) )
            {
                location = location.substring( 1 );
            }


            final AvalonFormatter formatter = new AvalonFormatter( format );


            //Specify output location for logging
            final File file = new File( m_baseDirectory, location );


            //Setup logtarget

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        final String format = conf.getValue( FORMAT );
        if( "avalon".equals( type ) )
        {
            final int depth = conf.getAttributeAsInteger( "depth", AvalonFormatter.DEFAULT_STACK_DEPTH );
            final boolean printCascading = conf.getAttributeAsBoolean( "cascading", AvalonFormatter.DEFAULT_PRINT_CASCADING );
            return new AvalonFormatter( format, depth, printCascading );
        }
        else if( "extended".equals( type ) )
        {
            /*Normally ExtendPatternFormatter would look for callers
             *of Logger.class.  But when Excalibur Logger provides a

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            if( '/' == location.charAt( 0 ) )
            {
                location = location.substring( 1 );
            }


            final AvalonFormatter formatter = new AvalonFormatter( format );


            //Specify output location for logging
            final File file = new File( m_baseDirectory, location );


            //Setup logtarget

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        final String format = conf.getValue( FORMAT );
        if( "avalon".equals( type ) )
        {
            final int depth = conf.getAttributeAsInteger( "depth", AvalonFormatter.DEFAULT_STACK_DEPTH );
            final boolean printCascading = conf.getAttributeAsBoolean( "cascading", AvalonFormatter.DEFAULT_PRINT_CASCADING );
            return new AvalonFormatter( format, depth, printCascading );
        }
        else if( "extended".equals( type ) )
        {
            /*Normally ExtendPatternFormatter would look for callers
             *of Logger.class.  But when Excalibur Logger provides a

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        final String phoenixHome = parameters.getParameter( "phoenix.home" );
        final String logDestination =
            parameters.getParameter( "log-destination", phoenixHome + DEFAULT_LOG_FILE );
        final String logPriority =
            parameters.getParameter( "log-priority", "INFO" );
        final AvalonFormatter formatter = new AvalonFormatter( DEFAULT_FORMAT );
        final File file = new File( logDestination );
        final FileTarget logTarget = new FileTarget( file, false, formatter );


        //Create an anonymous hierarchy so no other
        //components can get access to logging hierarchy

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            if( '/' == location.charAt( 0 ) )
            {
                location = location.substring( 1 );
            }


            final AvalonFormatter formatter = new AvalonFormatter( format );


            //Specify output location for logging
            final File file = new File( m_baseDirectory, location );


            //Setup logtarget

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