Examples of nexj.core.util.Logger.debug()

nexj.core.util.Logger.debug()
Logs a debugging message - detailed debugging information that can be used for identifying problems without a debugger, e.g. entry/exit points, user errors, recoverable errors, algorithm steps. The logged messages usually do not exceed 255 characters. The application performance is significantly reduced when this logging level is enabled. Not for production use. @param message The message to log.


      try
      {
         if (logger.isDebugEnabled())
         {
            logger.debug("Transforming a message with transformation " + transformation.getName());
            logger.dump(obj);
         }


         Transformation oldTransformation = transformation;

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            {
               transformation = derivedTransformation;


               if (logger.isDebugEnabled())
               {
                  logger.debug("Using derived transformation \"" + derivedTransformation.getName() + "\"");
               }
            }
         }


         if (oldTransformation.getDerivation() == Transformation.DERIVATION_ABSTRACT)

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         return;
      }


      Logger logger = m_metaclass.getLogger();


      logger.debug("Invoking " + this);
            
      if (logger.isDumpEnabled())
      {
         int nOfs = (obj == EMPTY_CLOSURE) ? 1 : 0;

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