On 10/04/2010 09:41 AM, Carl Trieloff wrote:
On 10/01/2010 03:05 PM, shailesh wrote:
Hi Folks,
[I am using the C++ API talking to a C++ qpid broker 0.6]
My application that uses qpid, prints errors to stderr (for example, when a
connection to the qpid server fails),
and I'd like to control/customize where the output is sent to.
I understand the use of environment variables (on the client) like
QPID_LOG_TO_FILE, QPID_LOG_SOURCE etc
But I'd like to control this programmatically in my app, ideally by
overriding some class/member function and
instead redirect the log messages to use my application's existing logging
functions.
If not, at least, I would like to suppress output to stderr, and instead
direct it to a specific file.
Could someone point me to how I could go about doing this?
To disable logging entirely:
#include <qpid/Logger.h>
qpid::log::Logger::instance().clear();
To send log messages to your own code, subclass qpidd::Log::Output and call
Logger::output to register it.
I think you're the first independent implementer of a log output so shout if you
find it awkward, if the doxygen needs clarifying etc.
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