I'm getting the impression I'm missing something ridiculously simple here.
The logging levels I see access to (which show up in the log interface in
the GAE dashboard) are:
java.util.logger.Level.INFO -- Info
java.util.logger.Level.WARNING -- Warning
java.util.logger.Level.SEVERE -- Error
But there also seems to be something for:
Debug =
Critical =
Of particular interest to me is the Debug level, as I'd love to be able to
use it if possible when I'm wanting debugging output on an app engine file,
however I'm kinda stuck here. I've looked, and it appears these are levels
in the Log4J system for apache, but if there is a way to have those other
additional levels without using Log4J, I'd like to know.
On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Xlorep DarkHelm ch...@darkhelm.org wrote:
I'm in search of a way to get the non-standard (that is, not java
logging) levels which are apparently used in GAE/J. Like fatal, and
debug (specifically, I'd like to use the debug level). I'm having a
heck of a time doing this... do I need to make my own Level class
derived from the java base one, and make my own debug and fatal levels?
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