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StatefulLoggingHelper.javaAPI DocGlassfish v2 API6982Fri May 04 22:30:50 BST 2007com.sun.appserv.management.helper

StatefulLoggingHelper.java

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package com.sun.appserv.management.helper;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Collections;

import java.io.Serializable;


import javax.management.Attribute;

import com.sun.appserv.management.ext.logging.Logging;
import static com.sun.appserv.management.ext.logging.Logging.*;
import com.sun.appserv.management.ext.logging.LogQuery;
import com.sun.appserv.management.ext.logging.LogModuleNames;
import com.sun.appserv.management.ext.logging.LogQueryResult;
import com.sun.appserv.management.ext.logging.LogQueryEntry;
import com.sun.appserv.management.ext.logging.LogQueryResultImpl;

import com.sun.appserv.management.util.misc.GSetUtil;




/**
	Helper class for simplifying querying the log files.
	Unlike {@link LoggingHelper}, state is maintained from
	call-to-call, which may be helpful in performing
	repeated queries.
	<p>
	Some combinations of parameters may not be useful; it is
	up to the caller to ensure reasonable parameters.
	<p>
	A typical use for this helper would be periodic queries
	for new log records and/or retrieving log records in
	batches.
	
	@since AppServer 9.0
	@see LoggingHelper
 */
public final class StatefulLoggingHelper extends Helper
{
    private Logging mLogging;
    
    private String      mLogFile;
    private long        mStartIndex;
    private Set<String> mModules;
    private boolean     mSearchForward;
    private int         mMaxRecords;
    private Long        mStartTime;
    private Long        mStopTime;
    private String      mLogLevel;
    private List<Attribute> mAttrs;
    
    /**
        Create with default parameters.
     */
		public
	StatefulLoggingHelper( final Logging logging  )
	{
		super( logging.getDomainRoot() );
		mLogging    = logging;
		
		mLogFile     = MOST_RECENT_NAME;
		mStartIndex  = FIRST_RECORD;
		mSearchForward  = true;
		mLogLevel       = LOWEST_SUPPORTED_QUERY_LEVEL;
		mModules     = LogModuleNames.ALL_NAMES;
		mMaxRecords  = ALL_RECORDS;
		mStartTime   = null;
		mStopTime    = null;
		mAttrs       = new ArrayList<Attribute>();
	}
	
	    public Logging
	getLogging()
	{
	    return mLogging;
	}
	
	public String   getLogFile()        { return mLogFile; }
	public long      getStartIndex()     { return mStartIndex; }
	public Set<String>      getModules()   { return mModules; }
	public List<Attribute>  getAttrs()  { return mAttrs; }
	public boolean  getSearchForward()  { return mSearchForward; }
	public long    getStartTime()         { return mStartTime; }
	public long    getStopTime()          { return mStopTime; }
	public String  getLogLevel()          { return mLogLevel; }
	public int     getMaxRecords()        { return mMaxRecords; }
	
	
	/**
	    If the specified log file is different, the startIndex
	    is reset appropriately.
	 */
	    public void
	setLogFile( final String name )
	{
	    if ( ! mLogFile.equals( name ) )
	    {
	        mLogFile    = name;
	        setStartIndex( getSearchForward() ? FIRST_RECORD : LAST_RECORD );
	    }

	}
	
	    public void
	setStartIndex( final int startIndex )
	{
	    mStartIndex    = startIndex;
	}
	
	    public void
	setLogLevel( final String logLevel )
	{
	    mLogLevel  = logLevel;
	}
	
	    public void
	setMaxRecords( final int maxRecords )
	{
	    mMaxRecords = maxRecords;
	}
	
	
	    public void
	setModules( final Set<String> modules )
	{
	    mModules    = modules;
	}
	
	    public void
	setModule( final String module )
	{
	    mModules    = GSetUtil.newSet( module );
	}
	
	    public void
	setAttrs( final List<Attribute> attrs )
	{
	    mAttrs.clear();
	    mAttrs.addAll( attrs );
	}
	
	    public void
	setSearchForward( final boolean searchForward )
	{
	    mSearchForward  = true;
	}
	
	    public void
	setStartTime( final Long startTime )
	{
	    mStartTime  = startTime;
	}
	
	    public void
	setStopTime( final Long stopTime )
	{
	    mStopTime  = stopTime;
	}
	
	/**
	    Query for LogRecords based upon the current settings.
	    The startIndex is updated appropriately following the query,
	    depending on the search direction.  A subsequent
	    query will begin at the next available index.
	 */
	    public LogQueryResult
	query()
	{
	    final Logging   logging = getLogging();
	    assert( logging != null );
	    
        final LogQueryResult result = logging.queryServerLog(
            mLogFile,
            mStartIndex,
            mSearchForward,
            mMaxRecords,
            mStartTime,
            mStopTime,
            mLogLevel,
            mModules,
            mAttrs );
       
       final LogQueryEntry[]    entries = result.getEntries();
       if ( entries.length != 0 )
       {
            // update start index
            if ( mSearchForward )
            {
                mStartIndex    = entries[ entries.length - 1 ].getRecordNumber() + 1;
            }
            else
            {
                mStartIndex = entries[ 0 ].getRecordNumber();
            }
       }
       
       return result;
	}
}