Examples of org.apache.log4j.plugins.Plugin

org.apache.log4j.plugins.Plugin
Defines the required interface for all Plugin objects.
A plugin implements some specific functionality to extend the log4j framework. Each plugin is associated with a specific LoggerRepository, which it then uses/acts upon. The functionality of the plugin is up to the developer.
Examples of plugins are Receiver and Watchdog. Receiver plugins allow for remote logging events to be received and processed by a repository as if the event was sent locally. Watchdog plugins allow for a repository to be reconfigured when some "watched" configuration data changes. @author Mark Womack @author Nicko Cadell @author Paul Smith @since 1.3

                public void run() {
                  PluginRegistry pluginRegistry = LogManager.getLoggerRepository().getPluginRegistry();
                  List list = pluginRegistry.getPlugins(Generator.class);


                  for (Iterator iter = list.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
                    Plugin plugin = (Plugin) iter.next();
                    pluginRegistry.stopPlugin(plugin.getName());
                  }
                }
              }).start();
            setEnabled(false);
            startTutorial.putValue("TutorialStarted", Boolean.FALSE);

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    private void setupListeners() {
        addPropertyChangeListener("plugin", new PropertyChangeListener() {


                public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent evt) {


                    final Plugin p = (Plugin) evt.getNewValue();


                    if (p != null) {


                        try {

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    /**
     * @param plugin The plugin to set.
     */
    public final void setPlugin(Plugin plugin) {


        Plugin oldValue = this.plugin;
        this.plugin = plugin;
        firePropertyChange("plugin", oldValue, this.plugin);
    }

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public class Tutorial implements Runnable {
  /* (non-Javadoc)
   * @see java.lang.Runnable#run()
   */
  public void run() {
      Plugin p1 = new Generator("Generator 1");
      Plugin p2 = new Generator("Generator 2");
      Plugin p3 = new Generator("Generator 3");
      
      PluginRegistry pluginRegistry = LogManager.getLoggerRepository().getPluginRegistry();
      pluginRegistry.addPlugin(p1);
      p1.activateOptions();
      pluginRegistry.addPlugin(p2);
      p2.activateOptions();
      pluginRegistry.addPlugin(p3);
      p3.activateOptions();
      
  }

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