Examples of org.jboss.logging.Logger

org.jboss.logging.Logger
Logger wrapper that tries to dynamically load a log4j class to determine if log4j is available in the VM. If it is the case, a log4j delegate is built and used. In the contrary, a null logger is used. This class cannot directly reference log4j classes otherwise the JVM will try to load it and make it fail. To set
Only exposes the relevent factory and logging methods.
For JBoss the logging should be done as follows:
- FATAL - JBoss is likely to/will crash
- ERROR - A definite problem
- WARN - Likely to be a problem, or it could be JBoss detected a problem it can recover from
- INFO - Lifecycle low volume, e.g. "Bound x into jndi", things that are of interest to a user
- DEBUG - Lifecycle low volume but necessarily of interest to the user, e.g. "Starting listener thread"
- TRACE - High volume detailed logging
@see #isTraceEnabled @see #trace(Object) @see #trace(Object,Throwable) @version $Revision: 3148 $ @author Scott.Stark@jboss.org @author Jason Dillon @author Sacha Labourey

   {
      synchronized (stateLock)
      {
         if (destroyed)
         {
            Logger log = getLog();
            if (log.isTraceEnabled())
               log.trace("Not broadcasting error, already destroyed " + this, e);
            return;
         }
      }


      Exception ex = null;

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        verify(mock);
    }


    @Test
    public void testInfoWithException() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);


        mock.info("a", e);
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        logger.info("a", e);
        verify(mock);

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        verify(mock);
    }


    @Test
    public void testWarn() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);


        mock.warn("a");
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        logger.warn("a");
        verify(mock);

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        verify(mock);
    }


    @Test
    public void testWarnWithException() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);


        mock.warn("a", e);
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        logger.warn("a", e);
        verify(mock);

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        verify(mock);
    }


    @Test
    public void testError() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);


        mock.error("a");
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        logger.error("a");
        verify(mock);

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        verify(mock);
    }


    @Test
    public void testErrorWithException() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);


        mock.error("a", e);
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        logger.error("a", e);
        verify(mock);

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    private static final Exception e = new Exception();


    @Test
    @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    public void testIsDebugEnabled() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);


        expect(mock.isDebugEnabled()).andReturn(true);
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        assertTrue(logger.isDebugEnabled());
        verify(mock);

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    }


    @Test
    @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    public void testIsInfoEnabled() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);


        expect(mock.isInfoEnabled()).andReturn(true);
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        assertTrue(logger.isInfoEnabled());
        verify(mock);

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        verify(mock);
    }


    @Test
    public void testIsWarnEnabled() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        assertTrue(logger.isWarnEnabled());

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        verify(mock);
    }


    @Test
    public void testIsErrorEnabled() {
        Logger mock =
            createStrictMock(Logger.class);
        replay(mock);


        InternalLogger logger = new JBossLogger(mock);
        assertTrue(logger.isErrorEnabled());

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