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1 /**
2  * Copyright (C) 2000
3  */
4
5 package org.objectweb.perseus.fos.api;
6
7 import org.objectweb.util.monolog.api.Logger;
8 import org.objectweb.util.monolog.api.MonologFactory;
9
10 /**
11  * Defines the way to retrieve the logger associated to the different kinds of
12  * FOS entities that are traced.
13  * @author S. Chassande-Barrioz, P. D�chamboux
14  */
15 public interface FosLoggerFactory {
16     /**
17      * For removing all DEBUG traces from the FOS adapter code,
18      * set it to false!!
19      */
20     final static boolean DEBUG = true;
21     /**
22      * For Connection entities associated to the FOS.
23      */
24     final static byte CONNECTION = 1;
25     /**
26      * For ManagedConnection entities associated to the FOS.
27      */
28     final static byte MANAGEDCONNECTION = 2;
29     /**
30      * For XAResource entities associated to the FOS.
31      */
32     final static byte XARESOURCE = 4;
33     /**
34      * For TxContext entities associated to the FOS.
35      */
36     final static byte TXCONTEXT = 8;
37
38     /**
39      * Gives access to the logger associated to a given kind of entities managed
40      * by this FOS adapter, which are further classified into factories or
41      * non-factories.
42      * @param entity The kind of entity (see CONNECTION, MANAGEDCONNECTION,
43      * XARESOURCE and TXCONTEXT constants defined above).
44      * @param factory Specifies if the concerned entity is a factory.
45      * @return The relevant logger.
46      */
47     Logger getLogger(byte entity, boolean factory);
48
49     void setMonologFactory(MonologFactory mf);
50 }
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