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QMan Messages Catalogue

Each message produced by Qman has the following format :

Where :

<DATE> : The date and time at which the message was added;
<PRIORITY> : The priority level. Could be one of the following : DEBUG, WARN, INFO, ERROR, FATAL;
<MODULE> : The component which generated the log;
<MESSAGE-ID> : A message identifier. Each message has a unique id. It has the following format <QMAN-XXXXXXX>;
<MESSAGE> : The log message. Data recorded in this field should be ignored by analysis tools because it could change.

For example :

2009-02-12 15:20:44,971 INFO QMan <QMAN-000019> : Q-Man open for e-business.

Note that the log format described above is not fixed but could be configured using log4j. Obviously what mentioned above is referred to the default configuration shipped with QMan distribution.
The following is a list of all QMan messages divided by priority level.

Messages	Description
QMAN-000001 - QMAN-000029	Informational messages
QMAN-100001 - QMAN-100026	Error messages
QMAN-200001 - QMAN-200041	Debug messages
QMAN-300001 - QMAN-300004	Warning messages

Be Careful
QMan is under development so the list above could change easily...

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