Hi,
I have derived a class from Logger
class ABCInternalLogger : public Logger
I am trying to overload a Logger method - forcedLog()
I am creating an event object of type LoggingEvent (parent) pointing to
ABCLogginEvent object.
When I am calling with a constructor of ABCLoggingEvent, I am getting
following error (Visual Studio)
Error 6 error C2665:
'com::ml::mllog4cxx::MLLoggingEvent::MLLoggingEvent' : none of the 4
overloads could convert all the argument types
c:\Working\abcinternallogger.cpp 66
Below is the declararion in abcloggingevent.h file:
MLLoggingEvent(string fqnOfCategoryClass, MLInternalLogger category,
Priority priority, ObjectPtrT<Object> message, string mess_type, string
sub_lev, string mess_id, string sess_id, string tran_id, string opts[],
Throwable throwable);
Below is the code that call the ABCLoggingEvent constructor.
void ABCInternalLogger::forcedLog (string fqn, Priority priority,
ObjectPtrT<Object> message, string mess_type, string sub_level, string
message_id, string session_id, string tran_id, string optionals[],
Throwable t)
{
LoggingEvent event = ABCLoggingEvent(fqn, this, priority, message,
mess_type, sub_level, message_id, session_id, tran_id, optionals, t);
callAppenders( event );
}
Can someone help me out here, if I am missign something?
Also in general, If I am extending any of the components in log4cxx,
what is the significance of the MACROS defined in the files like:
DECLARE_LOG4CXX_OBJECT(LoggingEvent)
BEGIN_LOG4CXX_CAST_MAP()
LOG4CXX_CAST_ENTRY(LoggingEvent)
END_LOG4CXX_CAST_MAP()
Do I need to declare the derived objects in the same fashion.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Devang kamdar
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