Uses of Interface
org.refcodes.logger.LogDecorator

Uses of LogDecorator in org.refcodes.logger

Subinterfaces of LogDecorator in org.refcodes.logger

Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
interface	Logger<T>	The Logger interface defines those methods required for an atomic (sub-)logger to implement.
interface	QueryLogger<T>	The QueryLogger extends the Logger; providing additional functionality for querying once logged data Records by specifying query Criteria or other query restrictions.
interface	RuntimeLogger	Plain simple interface for logging out runtime information generated by software systems.
interface	TrimLogger<T>	The TrimLogger extends the QueryLogger with the functionality to remove Record instances previously being logged by providing the according Criteria.

Classes in org.refcodes.logger that implement LogDecorator

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	CompositeLoggerImpl<T>	The CompositeLoggerImpl is a ready to use implementation of a composite Logger extending the AbstractCompositeLogger.
class	CompositeQueryLoggerImpl<T>	The CompositeQueryLoggerImpl is a ready to use implementation of a composite QueryLogger extending the AbstractCompositeQueryLogger.
class	CompositeTrimLoggerImpl<T>	The CompositeTrimLoggerImpl is a ready to use implementation of a composite TrimLogger extending the AbstractCompositeTrimLogger.
class	PartedLoggerImpl<T,P extends T>	The PartedLoggerImpl is a ready to use implementation of a parted Logger extending the AbstractPartedLogger.
class	PartedQueryLoggerImpl<T,P extends T>	The PartedQueryLoggerImpl is a ready to use implementation of a parted QueryLogger extending the AbstractPartedQueryLogger.
class	PartedTrimLoggerImpl<T,P extends T>	The PartedTrimLoggerImpl is a ready to use implementation of a parted TrimLogger extending the AbstractPartedTrimLogger.
class	RuntimeLoggerImpl	The default implementation of the RuntimeLogger interface to be configured with a (back-end) Logger.
class	RuntimeLoggerSingleton	This RuntimeLoggerSingleton provides a RuntimeLogger singleton configured by a "runtimelogger-config.xml" file find in one of the several locations relative to your application's base directory: The applications base directory (where your JAR or your classes reside) is taken and a list of directories (as defined in the Folders.CONFIG_DIRS) relative to this base directory is generated : The actual directories being looked at (in case them exist) are as follows, relative to your applications base directory: ..
class	SystemLogger	Very plain implementation of the logger interface, mainly used as fallback Logger.