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ALL is used to turn on all logging.
AppenderBase.doAppend(E) method to do most
of the real appending work.
AppenderBase.doAppend(E) method to do most
of the real appending work.
ConsoleAppender to the root logger.DBAppender
Implement this interface to override default table and/or column names used by DBAppender.DEBUG level designates informational events of lower
importance.
ILoggingEvent in conformity with the log4j.dtd.
http://logback.qos.ch/manual/filters.html#DuplicateMessageFilter
for details.ERROR level designates error events which may or not
be fatal to the application.
LocationAwareLogger
interface to an instance of this class, i.e. a Level.
key parameter.
Set.
LoggerContext this component is attached to.
BasicMarkerFactory.
BasicMarkerFactory.
StaticMDCBinder.
INFO level designates informational messages
highlighting overall progress of the application.
true if this Level has a higher or equal Level than
the Level passed as argument, false otherwise.
JMSQueueAppender.JMSTopicAppender.Level.OFF,
Level.ERROR, Level.WARN, Level.INFO, Level.DEBUG,
Level.TRACE and Level.ALL.ILoggingEvent.MatchingFilter.onMatch on MatchingFilter.onMismatch
attributes, shared by many but not all turbo filters.OFF is used to turn off logging.
val parameter) as identified with the
key parameter into the current thread's context map.
key parameter.
mdcKey.
SocketNode based server.EventEvaluator that will trigger on events with level
ERROR or higher.
EventEvaluator for this SMTPAppender.
ILoggingEvent objects to a remote a log server, usually a
SocketNode.address and port.
host and port.
ILoggingEvent objects sent from a remote client using Sockets
(TCP).LoggerFactory class with an actual instance of
ILoggerFactory is performed using information returned by this class.MarkerFactory class with an actual instance of
IMarkerFactory is performed using information returned by this class.LogbackMDCAdapter.LocationAwareLogger interface.
TRACE level designates informational events of very low
importance.
WARN level designates potentially harmful situations.
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