On 27.02.2002 01:32:07 Chris Lambert wrote:
>is it possible to create user defined priorities? (possibly a level
lower
>than debug called TRACE)
in the _OLD_ Log4J it was possible like this...
public class MYLogPriority extends Priority
{
public final static int INFO_INT = Priority.INFO_INT;
public final static int EXCEPTION_INT = Priority.INFO_INT - 1;
public final static int TRACE_INT = Priority.DEBUG_INT - 1;
public final static int WARNING_INT = Priority.WARN_INT;
private final static String INFO_STR = "INFO ";
private final static String EXCEPTION_STR = "EXCEPTION";
private final static String TRACE_STR = "TRACE ";
private final static String WARNING_STR = "WARNING ";
private final static String FATAL_STR = "FATAL ";
private final static String ERROR_STR = "ERROR ";
private final static String DEBUG_STR = "DEBUG ";
public final static MYLogPriority FATAL = new
MYLogPriority(FATAL_INT, FATAL_STR, 0);
public final static MYLogPriority ERROR = new
MYLogPriority(ERROR_INT, ERROR_STR, 3);
public final static MYLogPriority WARNING = new
MYLogPriority(WARNING_INT, WARNING_STR, 4);
public final static MYLogPriority INFO = new
MYLogPriority(INFO_INT, INFO_STR, 6);
public final static MYLogPriority EXCEPTION = new
MYLogPriority(EXCEPTION_INT, EXCEPTION_STR, 6);
public final static MYLogPriority DEBUG = new
MYLogPriority(DEBUG_INT, DEBUG_STR, 7);
public final static MYLogPriority TRACE = new
MYLogPriority(TRACE_INT, TRACE_STR, 7);
....more code...
Regards,
Harry
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