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Package oracle.dacf.util.errorloggers

This package provides classes which serve as examples of non-buffered error loggers.

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Class Summary
DacfErrorPopupLogger The DacfErrorPopupLogger is a non-buffered logger class that pops up an Error Dialog for every DAC error message.
InputStreamLoggerReader The InputStreamLoggerReader reads the data written by the OutputStreamLogger class.
OutputStreamLogger The OutPutStreamLogger is a non-buffered logger class that writes error information to an OutputStream.
StdErrorLogger The StdErrorLogger is a non-buffered logger class that writes error information to stderr.
StyleStdErrorLogger The StyleStdErrorLogger is a non-buffered logger class that writes StyleManager error information to stderr.
 

Package oracle.dacf.util.errorloggers Description

This package provides classes which serve as examples of non-buffered error loggers. All of the error loggers in this package extend oracle.dacf.util.errormanager.ErrorLoggerAdapter, which defines an abstract non-buffered logger. A non-buffered logger uses only error information which is not context-specific (see oracle.dacf.util.errormanager.ErrorMessage), and deals with errors as a collection of Strings (see oracle.dacf.util.errormanager.ErrorAttribute). These loggers do not store errors. Instead, they write errors to printers, an output window, log files, and so on.

A logger (whether buffered or non-buffered) will record an error only if it has not been vetoed by any of the listeners. A logger is elegible to receive errors only if it has been registered by the Error Manager (see oracle.dacf.util.errormanager.ErrorManager).

The errorlogger package contains these classes:

See Also:
ErrorManager, ErrorAttribute, ErrorMessage, ErrorLogger, ErrorLoggerAdapter

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