List of usage examples for java.util.logging Logger subclass-usage
From source file com.dsh105.holoapi.ModuleLogger.java
public class ModuleLogger extends Logger { private final String[] modulePath; private final String prefix; public ModuleLogger(String... modulePath) { this(Bukkit.getLogger(), modulePath);
From source file com.dsh105.echopet.compat.api.plugin.ModuleLogger.java
public class ModuleLogger extends Logger { private final String[] modulePath; private final String prefix; public ModuleLogger(String... modulePath) { this(Bukkit.getLogger(), modulePath);
From source file com.samistine.echopet.compat.api.plugin.ModuleLogger.java
public class ModuleLogger extends Logger { private final String[] modulePath; private final String prefix; public ModuleLogger(String... modulePath) { this(Bukkit.getLogger(), modulePath);
From source file org.ebayopensource.turmeric.eclipse.core.logging.SOALogger.java
/** * A wrapper class for logging. * @author Yang Yu(yayu@ebay.com) * */ public final class SOALogger extends Logger {
From source file alma.acs.logging.AcsLogger.java
/**
* A <code>Logger</code> that attaches additional information to the produced <code>LogRecord</code>s.
* <p>
* This class should be used only by ACS or by similar framework layers in the Operator GUI etc.
* Normal application code should get the Logger object from the <code>ContainerServices</code>.
* <p>
From source file com.cisco.oss.foundation.logging.FoundationLogger.java
/**
* This Logger implementation is used for applying the Foundation Logging standards on
* top of log4j. The logger is initialized by the the FoundationLogHierarcy Object. It
* is not meant to be used in code by developers. In runtime they will use this
* Logger if they specify the following line in thier log4j.properties file:
* log4j.loggerFactory=com.cisco.oss.foundation.logging.FoundationLogFactory