All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
Has been introduced to exchange thread maps which are based on
Map<Thread,TracingContext> with
thread maps which are based on ThreadLocals and vice versa.Indicates a corruption of the method stack.
Helper class which contains the trace options of a tracer for a particular thread.
An abstract base class which provides the environment to connect additionally to another log system, such as log4j.
This particular tracer logs into the local file system.
A DebugLogTee that uses a
FileTracer internally.This interface defines the methods
IndentablePrintStreams must implement.The base class of all indentable print streams.
This specialised
NullTracer redirects log messages to the core logging facilities of the Java platform,
see java.util.logging.Enumeration of the pre-defined log level.
This particular tracer logs over the network.
This OutputStream discards all bytes that are written into it.
The tracer classes return such a NullPrintStream when the current state and the configuration demands that no output should be written.
Instances of this tracer type don't trace anything and therefore need not to manage any method stacks.
A
QueueTracer that uses a FileTracer internally.
This is the tracer the
TracerFactory delivers if the Queue is disabled.
A special tracer intended for the use by a bounded blocking queue.
This class maps threads on
TracingContexts.Classes which implement this interface delegate the retrieval of a particular tracer to the
specified method.
Outlines a method for tracing.
This is the main implementation of an indentable PrintStream.
Since the TracerFactory uses XPath to access the XML configuration involving namespaces an implementation of the
NamespaceContext interface is necessary.
Base exception class for all exceptional situations within the context of the TracerFactory
The tracing context of one particular thread.