java.lang.Object
com.inductiveautomation.ignition.common.util.LogUtil

public class LogUtil extends Object
  • Constructor Details

    • LogUtil

      public LogUtil()
  • Method Details

    • getMap

      protected static com.google.common.cache.Cache<String,Object> getMap()
    • getSystemEventMarker

      public static org.slf4j.Marker getSystemEventMarker(String systemId)
    • getSystemLogger

      public static LoggerEx getSystemLogger(String loggerName)
      Creates a LoggerEx with an "ignition" prefix.
      Parameters:
      loggerName - The name of the logger, with "." separating the hierarchy levels
    • getSystemLogger

      public static LoggerEx getSystemLogger(String loggerName, Object identObject)
      Creates a LoggerEx with an "ignition" prefix and an ident object which will get prepended to each message.
    • getModuleLogger

      public static LoggerEx getModuleLogger(String moduleKey, String loggerName)
      Creates a LoggerEx at the given logger path, first pre-pending the module name. The module name is expected to be a bundle key to look up the name of the module. If no value is found, the key itself will be used.
      Parameters:
      loggerName - The name of the logger, with "." separating the hierarchy levels
    • getModuleLogger

      public static LoggerEx getModuleLogger(@Nonnull String moduleKey, String loggerName, Object identObject)
      Creates a LoggerEx at the given logger path, first pre-pending the module name. The module name is expected to be a bundle key to look up the name of the module. If no value is found, the key itself will be used. Also allows an ident object, which will get pre-pended to each message.
    • getModuleLoggerName

      public static String getModuleLoggerName(@Nonnull String moduleKey, String loggerName)
    • getLogger

      public static LoggerEx getLogger(String loggerName)
      Creates a LoggerEx at the given logger path. For modules, the first name should be your module name.
      Parameters:
      loggerName - The name of the logger, with "." separating the hierarchy levels
    • getLogger

      public static LoggerEx getLogger(String loggerName, Object identObject)
      Creates a LoggerEx at the given logger path. For modules, the first name should be your module name. Also allows an ident object, which will get pre-pended to each message.
    • logOncePerMinute

      @Deprecated public static void logOncePerMinute(org.apache.log4j.Logger log, org.apache.log4j.Level level, String message)
      Deprecated.
      Like the other overload, but doesn't log again within the time frame.
    • logOncePerMinute

      @Deprecated public static void logOncePerMinute(org.apache.log4j.Logger log, org.apache.log4j.Level level, org.apache.log4j.Level secondaryLevel, String message)
      Deprecated.
      Logs once with the priority, and then with the secondary priority for any further occurrences within 1 minute. If secondary priority is null, does not log again.
    • logOncePerMinute

      public static void logOncePerMinute(LoggerEx log, org.apache.log4j.Level level, String message)
      Like the other overload, with secondary level null
    • logOncePerMinute

      public static void logOncePerMinute(@Nonnull LoggerEx log, @Nullable org.apache.log4j.Level level, @Nullable org.apache.log4j.Level secondaryLevel, String message)
      Logs once with the priority, and then with the secondary priority for any further occurrences within 1 minute. If secondary priority is null, does not log again.
    • logOncePerMinute

      public static void logOncePerMinute(LoggerEx log, org.apache.log4j.Level level, String message, Throwable t)
    • logOncePerMinute

      public static void logOncePerMinute(@Nonnull LoggerEx log, @Nullable org.apache.log4j.Level level, @Nullable org.apache.log4j.Level secondaryLevel, String message, Throwable t)
      Same as logOncePerMinute(LoggerEx, Level, Level, String) with the addition of logging a Throwable
    • startMaintenance

      protected static void startMaintenance()