JSLogger

Overview

This logger provides an API for logging with arguments, e.g. log.info.log("my message and my {}", "argument");. This class can also be used to obtain JSLogBuilder instances. Available logging levels are (in order): fatal, error, warn, info, debug and trace.

Properties Summarized

Type	Name	Summary
JSLogBuilder	always	Construct a log event that will always be logged.
JSLogBuilder	debug	Construct a debug log event.
Boolean	debugEnabled	Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the debug level.
JSLogBuilder	error	Construct an error log event.
Boolean	errorEnabled	Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the error level.
JSLogBuilder	fatal	Construct a fatal log event.
Boolean	fatalEnabled	Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the fatal level.
JSLogBuilder	info	Construct an info log event.
Boolean	infoEnabled	Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the info level.
String	level	Get the logging level of this logger
JSLogBuilder	trace	Construct a trace log event.
Boolean	traceEnabled	Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the trace level.
JSLogBuilder	warn	Construct a warn log event.
Boolean	warnEnabled	Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the warn level.

Methods Summarized

Type	Name	Summary
void	setLevel(level)	Set the level for this logger.

Properties Detailed

always

Construct a log event that will always be logged.

Type JSLogBuilder a LogBuilder

Sample

var log = application.getLogger();
log.always.log("some message and {} {}", "some", "arguments");

debug

Construct a debug log event.

Type JSLogBuilder a LogBuilder

Sample

var log = application.getLogger();
log.debug.log("some message and {} {}", "some", "arguments");

debugEnabled

Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the debug level. Return true if the logger's level is set to debug or trace.

Type Boolean true if 'debug' level is enabled for logging

error

Construct an error log event.

Type JSLogBuilder a LogBuilder

Sample

var log = application.getLogger();
log.error.log("some message and {} {}", "some", "arguments");

errorEnabled

Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the error level. Return true if the logger's level is set to error, warn, info, debug or trace.

Type Boolean true if 'error' level is enabled for logging

fatal

Construct a fatal log event.

Type JSLogBuilder a LogBuilder

Sample

var log = application.getLogger();
log.fatal.log("some message and {} {}", "some", "arguments");

fatalEnabled

Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the fatal level. Return true if the logger's level is set to fatal, error, warn, info, debug or trace.

Type Boolean true if 'fatal' level is enabled for logging

info

Construct an info log event.

Type JSLogBuilder a LogBuilder

Sample

var log = application.getLogger();
log.info.log("some message and {} {}", "some", "arguments");

infoEnabled

Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the info level. Return true if the logger's level is set to info, debug or trace.

Type Boolean true if 'info' level is enabled for logging

level

Get the logging level of this logger

Type String the logging level of this logger

trace

Construct a trace log event.

Type JSLogBuilder a LogBuilder

Sample

var log = application.getLogger();
log.trace.log("some message and {} {}", "some", "arguments");

traceEnabled

Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the trace level. Return true if the logger's level is set to trace.

Type Boolean true if 'trace' level is enabled for logging

warn

Construct a warn log event.

Type JSLogBuilder a LogBuilder

Sample

var log = application.getLogger();
log.warn.log("some message and {} {}", "some", "arguments");

warnEnabled

Check if the current logger's logging level enables logging on the warn level. Return true if the logger's level is set to warn, info, debug or trace.

Type Boolean true if 'warn' level is enabled for logging

Methods Detailed

setLevel(level)

Set the level for this logger. Be aware that this will override the logging level as configured in log4j.xml, meaning it affects all JSLogger instances based on that configuration. This changes the global configuration, meaning that restarting the client will not reset the logging level to it's default state. Only restarting the application server will reset the logging level to it's default state.

Parameters

• JSLogBuilder level the desired logging level for this logger

Returns: void

Sample

var log = application.getLogger("myLogger");
log.setLevel(log.info);

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