logger.xml

<!--
  ~ Copyright (c) 2001-2014, TIBCO Software Inc.
  ~ Use, modification, and distribution subject to terms of license.
  -->

<configuration>

  <!-- Caches the most recent logging messages in memory.
       Note that Builder assumes that there is a MemoryHandler instance registered as 'memory',
       although it will fail quietly if a dependent operation is attempted. -->
  <handler name="memory" class="jsx3.util.Logger.MemoryHandler">
    <property name="bufferSize" eval="true" value="1000"/>
  </handler>

  <!-- Logs messages to the Firebug console, when available. -->
  <handler name="console" class="jsx3.util.Logger.ConsoleHandler"/>

  <!-- Prints logging messages to Builder's system out panel.
       For logging in Builder to work there should be exactly one handler of type SystemLogHandler
       defined here. -->
  <handler name="ide" class="jsx3.ide.SystemLogHandler" lazy="true">
    <property name="bufferSize" eval="true" value="0"/>
    <property name="format" value="%t %n (%l) - %M"/>
    <property name="beepLevel" eval="true" value="jsx3.util.Logger.OFF"/>
  </handler>

  <!-- Sends a formatted logging message to a JavaScript alert. -->
  <handler name="alerter" class="jsx3.util.Logger.AlertHandler" level="ERROR">
    <property name="format" value="%t %n (%l) - %M"/>
  </handler>
  <!-- Ensures that any fatal error is displayed in a JavaScript alert. Fatal messages usually relate to failure to
       inialize the system or load an application and so may indicate that other handlers are not visible. -->
  <handler name="fatal" class="jsx3.util.Logger.AlertHandler" level="FATAL">
    <property name="format" value="%t %n (%l) - %M"/>
  </handler>

  <!-- Register an application monitor handler. When the application with namespace "myApp" is running outside
       of GI Builder, a separate browser window will open and receive logger messages. The require="true"
       attribute is required when running under as-needed class loading (jsxlt) because jsx3.app.Monitor is an
       optional class.

       serverNamespace - must match the namespace of the application to attach to. If this attribute is omitted
          completely, the monitor window is not associated with a particular application and the disableInIDE and
          activateOnHotKey attributes have no meaning.
       disableInIDE (default:true) - disables the application monitor while the IDE is running.
       activateOnHotKey (default:false) - disables the application monitor until the hot key ctrl+alt+m is pressed
          in the application.

  <handler name="appMonitor1" class="jsx3.app.Monitor" require="true">
    <property name="serverNamespace" value="myApp"/>
    <property name="disableInIDE" eval="true" value="true"/>
    <property name="activateOnHotKey" eval="true" value="false"/>
    <property name="format" value="%t %n (%l) - %M"/>
  </handler>
  -->

  <!-- The global logger. -->
  <logger name="global" level="INFO">
    <handler-ref name="memory"/>
    <handler-ref name="console"/>
    <handler-ref name="ide"/>
    <handler-ref name="fatal"/>
    <!--<handler-ref name="appMonitor1"/>-->
  </logger>

  <logger name="jsx3" level="WARN"/>
  <logger name="jsx3.ide" level="WARN"/>
  <logger name="bench" level="WARN"/> <!-- "bench" and its descendants are used by GI benchmarking code -->

  <!-- Since an error in the logging system may mean that other handlers are not working, we'll send any error to
       a JavaScript alert with the alerter handler. -->
  <logger name="jsx3.util.Logger" level="WARN" useParent="false">
    <handler-ref name="alerter"/>
  </logger>

</configuration>