This class is used to create a log record that, if received by an instance of AgentryHandler, will be routed to a user-specific log file on the Agentry server.
All members of UserLogRecord, including inherited members.
Constructors| Modifier and Type | Constructor | Description |
|---|---|---|
| public | UserLogRecord(User, Level, String) | Constructs a new UserLogRecord object. |
| public | UserLogRecord(User, LogRecord) | Constructs a new UserLogRecord object that copies all of its information from an existing LogRecord object. |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
| public boolean | equals(Object) | |
| public Level | getLevel() | |
| public String | getLoggerName() | |
| public String | getMessage() | |
| public long | getMillis() | |
| public Object[] | getParameters() | |
| public ResourceBundle | getResourceBundle() | |
| public String | getResourceBundleName() | |
| public long | getSequenceNumber() | |
| public String | getSourceClassName() | |
| public String | getSourceMethodName() | |
| public int | getThreadID() | |
| public Throwable | getThrown() | |
| public User | getUser() | Returns the user that this log record pertains to. |
| public int | hashCode() | |
| public void | setLevel(Level) | |
| public void | setLoggerName(String) | |
| public void | setMessage(String) | |
| public void | setMillis(long) | |
| public void | setParameters(Object[]) | |
| public void | setResourceBundle(ResourceBundle) | |
| public void | setResourceBundleName(String) | |
| public void | setSequenceNumber(long) | |
| public void | setSourceClassName(String) | |
| public void | setSourceMethodName(String) | |
| public void | setThreadID(int) | |
| public void | setThrown(Throwable) | |
| public String | toString() |
You can create instances of this class directly and hand them off to Logger objects to log user-specific messages, but it is far more convenient to use the UserLogger class, which is a subclass of Logger that handles converting LogRecord objects to UserLogRecord objects for you.
Note that it is perfectly acceptable for one of these objects to find its way to any other type of Handler object; other handlers will log these objects the same way they would log any other LogRecord object.