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1 package org.apache.ojb.broker.util.logging;
2
3 /* Copyright 2002-2005 The Apache Software Foundation
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17
18 import org.apache.ojb.broker.util.configuration.Configurable;
19 import org.apache.ojb.broker.util.configuration.Configuration;
20 import org.apache.ojb.broker.util.configuration.ConfigurationException;
21
22 import java.io.Serializable JavaDoc;
23
24
25 /**
26  * this interface defines the behaviour of a logging mechanism.
27  * This API corresponds closely to the LOG4J Category Api.
28  * By using this interface OJB remains free from Logger-Implementation
29  * specific code.
30  */

31 public interface Logger extends Serializable JavaDoc, Configurable
32 {
33     static final long serialVersionUID = 1177329037874407180L; /*
34      * OJB loglevel constants. they corespond directly to LOG4J LogLevels.
35      */

36     public final static int DEBUG = 1;
37     public final static int INFO = 2;
38     public final static int WARN = 3;
39     public final static int ERROR = 4;
40     public final static int FATAL = 5;
41
42
43     /**
44      * generate a message for loglevel DEBUG
45      * @param pObject the message Object
46      */

47     public void debug(Object JavaDoc pObject);
48
49     /**
50      * generate a message for loglevel INFO
51      * @param pObject the message Object
52      */

53     public void info(Object JavaDoc pObject);
54
55     /**
56      * generate a message for loglevel WARN
57      * @param pObject the message Object
58      */

59     public void warn(Object JavaDoc pObject);
60
61     /**
62      * generate a message for loglevel ERROR
63      * @param pObject the message Object
64      */

65     public void error(Object JavaDoc pObject);
66
67     /**
68      * generate a message for loglevel FATAL
69      * @param pObject the message Object
70      */

71     public void fatal(Object JavaDoc pObject);
72
73     public void debug(Object JavaDoc message, Throwable JavaDoc obj);
74     public void info(Object JavaDoc message, Throwable JavaDoc obj);
75     public void warn(Object JavaDoc message, Throwable JavaDoc obj);
76     public void error(Object JavaDoc message, Throwable JavaDoc obj);
77     public void fatal(Object JavaDoc message, Throwable JavaDoc obj);
78
79     public boolean isEnabledFor(int priority);
80     public boolean isDebugEnabled();
81
82     /**
83      * returns the name of the logger isntance
84      */

85     public String JavaDoc getName();
86
87     /**
88      * Exception safe log method.
89      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
90      * Log level used : DEBUG
91      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
92      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
93      */

94     public void safeDebug(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj);
95
96     /**
97      * Exception safe log method.
98      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
99      * Log level used : DEBUG
100      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
101      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
102      */

103     public void safeDebug(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj, Throwable JavaDoc t);
104
105     /**
106      * Exception safe log method.
107      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
108      * Log level used : INFO
109      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
110      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
111      */

112     public void safeInfo(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj);
113
114     /**
115      * Exception safe log method.
116      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
117      * Log level used : INFO
118      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
119      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
120      */

121     public void safeInfo(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj, Throwable JavaDoc t);
122
123     /**
124      * Exception safe log method.
125      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
126      * Log level used : WARN
127      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
128      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
129      */

130     public void safeWarn(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj);
131
132     /**
133      * Exception safe log method.
134      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
135      * Log level used : WARN
136      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
137      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
138      */

139     public void safeWarn(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj, Throwable JavaDoc t);
140
141     /**
142      * Exception safe log method.
143      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
144      * Log level used : ERROR
145      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
146      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
147      */

148     public void safeError(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj);
149
150     /**
151      * Exception safe log method.
152      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
153      * Log level used : ERROR
154      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
155      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
156      */

157     public void safeError(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj, Throwable JavaDoc t);
158
159     /**
160      * Exception safe log method.
161      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
162      * Log level used : FATAL
163      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
164      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
165      */

166     public void safeFatal(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj);
167
168     /**
169      * Exception safe log method.
170      * This method can be used to prevent any exception thrown by obj.toString() implementations.
171      * Log level used : FATAL
172      * @deprecated The normal logging methods should always be safe with regard to exceptions
173      * that are thrown while accessing the arguments.
174      */

175     public void safeFatal(String JavaDoc message, Object JavaDoc obj, Throwable JavaDoc t);
176
177     /**
178      * Configure this logging. Note that the config object will be an instance
179      * of {@link LoggingConfiguration}.
180      *
181      * @param config The {@link LoggingConfiguration} object
182      * @throws ConfigurationException
183      */

184     void configure(Configuration config) throws ConfigurationException;
185 }
186
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