Examples of org.apache.log4j.spi.Thresholdable

org.apache.log4j.spi.Thresholdable
An interface that defines the required methods for supporting the setting and getting of a level threshold. Components should implement this interface if logging events they process should meet a certain threshold before being processed further. Examples of this are Appenders and Receivers which will not process logging events unless the event level is at or greater than a set threshold level. @author Paul Smith @author Mark Womack @since 1.3


    levelLabel.setText(null);
    levelLabel.setIcon(null);


    if (o instanceof Thresholdable) {
      Thresholdable t = (Thresholdable) o;


      if (t.getThreshold() != null) {
        levelLabel.setIcon(
          (Icon) LevelIconFactory.getInstance().getLevelToIconMap().get(
            t.getThreshold().toString()));


        if (levelLabel.getIcon() == null) {
          levelLabel.setText(t.getThreshold().toString());
        }
      }
    }


    setToolTipText(tooltip);

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